04-02-2011, 10:34 PM
Thanks for the encouragement Steve - much appreciated 
I've got to admit, working with depron ain't that bad! Here's the fin and rudder assembly made from sandwiching two layers of 3mm depron together with the paper hinges in between. Gives a satisfactory result. I've used foam-safe CA to do this, pushing them together hard against a flat surface to prevent warping.
I'm also pleased with the way that depron handles a light sanding - I've been applying some 80 grit paper on the fin and rudder to round off the edges and it's quick and easy.
I've got to admit, working with depron ain't that bad! Here's the fin and rudder assembly made from sandwiching two layers of 3mm depron together with the paper hinges in between. Gives a satisfactory result. I've used foam-safe CA to do this, pushing them together hard against a flat surface to prevent warping.
I'm also pleased with the way that depron handles a light sanding - I've been applying some 80 grit paper on the fin and rudder to round off the edges and it's quick and easy.
Steve Murray