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  • hirobo huey gasser help

    hi there i have recently aquired an hirobo huey gasser i think they call them its about 60 inches long it came with a jr radio and inside of it it has an os max 61 it needs a little work but fuse is in good order basically just needs engine overhaul has it hasent been run for 22 years the guy i got it of has had it sat in shed for 22 years the front nose needs the lower windows under front anyone no were i could get these also could someone tell me how much these are worth thanks very much in advance
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  • #2
    Hi and welcome to the forum dodgy,

    If it has an OS Max 61 its probably a nitro not a gasser.(runs on nitro fuel/Gassers run on petrol) With a little help from google I'm sure you could find some front windows. but tbh they are very simple to make yourself with a little poly-carbonate packaging that nearly every item you buy uses!

    As for value.?? who knows stick it on "the bay" with no reserve and it could make anywhere from £150/£450? it really depends on who see's it and how badly they want it.
    Ron

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Boggy View Post
      Hi and welcome to the forum dodgy,

      If it has an OS Max 61 its probably a nitro not a gasser.(runs on nitro fuel/Gassers run on petrol) With a little help from google I'm sure you could find some front windows. but tbh they are very simple to make yourself with a little poly-carbonate packaging that nearly every item you buy uses!

      As for value.?? who knows stick it on "the bay" with no reserve and it could make anywhere from £150/£450? it really depends on who see's it and how badly they want it.


      thanks ,mate yes but the front lower windows are curved is it still easy i did think of making sum

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      • #4
        mark the hole onto a paper template. transfer that to a piece of wood and carve out a hole,screw down a piece of clear poly-carbonate food packaging over the top.Then gently pour boiling water onto it. Use something with a round edge to push down till your happy with the shape,then pour on cold water...job done.

        a more acurate but complex way is to carve a balsa plug to fit the hole and gives the shape you want,cut the ends off a clear pop bottle to form a tube,wedge in your balsa plug as tightly as you can,again pour on boiling water and use a cloth to smooth the shape till its right.
        Ron

        hobby-hangar.co.uk
        SWRCH-GO big or Go home!
        http://www.ultimatebuildandfly.co.uk/

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        • #5
          I love these hueys - will own one. One day. Looks great

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          • #6
            what you have there is the hirobo nitro model with the flatbed mechanics
            this is a different heli to the gasser version that has a 22cc petrol engine
            if you can't make the window look at the vario 60 size models
            or try and find the century huey windows

            as for value its whatever somebody will pay for an old model from the 80's
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