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Model Forum / General / Rockets / March 2008Apogee saturn v
hi all, i am thinking about buying the apogee saturn V. has anyone built this kit? And do you have any hints or tips on the build? i am a little worried abut the glueing of the vacumed formed wraps. > hi all, i am thinking about buying the apogee saturn V. > has anyone built this kit? And do you have any hints or tips on the build? > i am a little worried abut the glueing of the vacumed formed wraps. I like to use polyurethane (i.e. "Gorilla") glue for attaching plastic wraps. It is very slow-curing, which is helpful in that you have lots of time to adjust and position the wrap just right. A very thin coat on the BT is all you need, applied with a finely notched trowel made from a piece of plastic. Also, I recommend pre-curling the wraps by rolling them up inside a tube such as a spare body tube, for a couple of hours. This helps prevent the wrap's tendency to uncurl. Secure the wraps with rubber bands and allow the glue 24 hours to fully cure. One caveat about polyurethane glue - it expands and foams up a little while it cures, so you get some squeeze-out. You have to watch for this and clean off any squeeze-out before it hardens, or it's a beeyotch to remove. Check the glue-up every so often during the first few hours, and clean off any squeeze-out with rubbing alcohol and Q-tips. On Mar 5, 9:42 am, "Eekamouse" <batfast...@eekamouse.com> wanked his joint and spat out: > > hi all, i am thinking about buying a 4" butt plug. > > has anyone built this kit? And do you have any hints or tips on the build? [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Check the sperm-up every so often during the first few hours, and clean off > any pre-cum with your fingers or call up Freddy or Darrell to come and lick it clean for you. hi all, i am thinking about buying a 4" butt plug. >>> Much snippage <<< Your fascination with the above orifice plugs and other deviant subjects is quite telling. In any case and without question, your ignorance is for and away exceeded by your moronic stupidity and inability to recognize either".... fred i saw that post, but i ignor stuff like that, your reply just feeds the fire.it is a total sad shame for the "person" the ther life is so small to do nothing but spam a rocket newsgroup. i could understand if this was a porno group,but dang...i guess his porno buddies dont bother with him either > hi all, i am thinking about buying a 4" butt plug. >>>> Much snippage <<< [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > and away exceeded by your moronic stupidity and inability to recognize > either".... The hair dryer idea is worth testing out, but be careful... vacuum formed plastic wraps can easily be damaged by too much heat... I once tried to straighten part of an Estes space shuttle by warming it over a stove, and instead of softening it just suddenly melted and shriveled. > The hair dryer idea is worth testing out, but be careful... vacuum formed > plastic wraps can easily be damaged by too much heat... I once tried to > straighten part of an Estes space shuttle by warming it over a stove, and > instead of softening it just suddenly melted and shriveled. So tell us Freddie did they charge full price for a grave site since you got all the goodie out of old mom and she was nothing but a grease spot on the floor when you got finished with her or did you just wipe her up with the mop bucket and pour her down the drain? Inquiring minds want to know! > So tell us Freddie did they charge full price for <<sick-o drival removed>> > Inquiring minds want to know! Your anonymous fascination with the above removed sick drivel and other deviant subjects is obvious and quite telling. In any case and without question, your ignorance is greatly exceeded by your moronic stupidity/mental defects and your inability to recognize the facts in evidence".... thank you eek, i like the idea of rolling them up in the tube before attempting to install them. i got the kit today and looked at the wraps, i am wondering if a little heat(hairdryer) would also help them form around. >> hi all, i am thinking about buying the apogee saturn V. >> has anyone built this kit? And do you have any hints or tips on the [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > Check the glue-up every so often during the first few hours, and clean off > any squeeze-out with rubbing alcohol and Q-tips. |
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