SuperPack1300
LiPo (old style) test flight - video shot in Spring 2006.
SuperSkids
Rev.3 Prototype - video shot in Spring 2006.
These
pictures were sent to me by Dirk Jorens.
The
Honeybee King 2 is a great little helicopter, but the stock
skids do break. Dirk replaced his with SuperSkids400 and he said
they're working out great.
This is Gary's Esky Belt CP. Some of the
modifications include SuperSkids400, and a custom painted
canopy. The decals are US Air Force replicas made with a paint
program and printed on label paper.
Nice
little Pylon Racer. These SuperSkids3D on a HBFP were white and
dyed red. The white main & tail blades are from a Dynam
Hughes 300. Canopy is for an Esky HoneyBee King 2. The # 33 and
SuperSkids stickers were printed on a computer.
These
SuperSkids Landing Gear look great on Mic Dressman's Dynam
Hughes 300.
These
are actually white SuperSkids that I dyed yellow with regular
Rit Dye "Golden Yellow". The dye stays put with no
chipping or cracking. Most of the parts only took 10 minutes to
dye, depending on the concentration, but the skid caps and tail
bead are made out of silicon, and I had them dying for a few
days before the color took. It's easier just to touch them up
with ink.
Here's
Justin's nicely done Honeybee2 FP with HB King canopy and
SuperSkids.
These
white SuperSkids are dyed Red or Scarlet. The canopy is from a
Honeybee King. The tail boom is covered with 1/2" red,
vinyl electrical tape. I made the red SuperSkids stickers on my
printer and the chrome on the blades is a metal adhesive back
material that I bought from a sign company. It may be made by
Avery Paper Products or a similar company. With the chrome and
the red, this heli looks really great flying.
