Piper Cub (oz13966): Have rescaled this plan to 12 in wingspan. Little Proto (oz13967): Added article, thanks to RFJ. Thermal Chaser (oz200): Added article, thanks to Poppet (oz1511): Added article in German, from FMT, April 1966, thanks to pikpak. Stout 1937 Winner (oz10434): Added article, thanks to RFJ. Pegasus (oz13980): Added article, thanks to Pit. Less n Extra (oz13981): Added article, thanks to RFJ.į-105F Profile (oz11448): Added vectorPDF and CAD (dxf and dwg) versions of this plan, thanks to Valeria367. Previously set to 900 dpi, this is now 560 dpi.ĭornier Do 335 Pfeil (oz13983): Added article, thanks to DPlumpe. Simplex (oz3073): Fixed the scaling of the supplement file, to make it correct fullsize at 60 inch span, thanks to pulserudder. RC Floater G-110 (oz12121): Added 3x supplement files: Cost Flyer, Ballast Box Addendum, Modifications Sheet, with thanks to Mike McIntyre. Waco CG-4A (oz9708): Added article, thanks to Pit. By all means, carry on sending in plans, photos, comments etc, we'll just queue them all up and work through it all over time. If you are expecting an email response, it may take a while longer than usual. A lot of things going on, so please bear with us. : General News: Things are quite busy right now here at Outerzone Towers. Live Wire Jenny (oz4842): Added kit review from R/C Modeler, March 1964, thanks to RFJ.

This is perfectly able to fly off the building board and it's 90 years old! Turns out they are cut out from and are EXACTLY the same article attached to the original plans: Flying Stick (oz8789). LOL! I just spent 30 minutes typing out the instructions on the plans, so they were readable. His plans are works of art, and worth downloading just to glory in his fine draughtsmanship. Sorry to put you through all of that effort.īill Galloway's Sopwith Pup was my first attempt to build a scale model from a plan. I made that discovery after submitting the plan to Steve but I forgot to mention it. Much as it pains me, I have to agree with Jan :)) The only improvement I'd dare suggest would be to cover the structure in some clear colourless material so that the woodwork remained visible, it's that good!Ībsolutely beautiful! Loved the tribute and construction video as well as the scale/plastic flying prop shown in the photos. These old pictures have been lost in the closet and completely forgotten, until your website came along!The old timers at the flying field recommended an. Steve and Mary, Attached is a picture of the original PT-40, Mk1 version. Some parts of the FAQ have not been updated since 2011. I was so shocked at first sight of this magnificent workmanship I cannot repeat what I said!!! Think you can guess. That is the finest detail I have ever seen. It is truly fitting that it is, in fact, an actual museum piece. The level of detail is, indeed, extraordinary. My heartfelt thanks to Mary and Steve, as well as to everyone else who contributed something major or minor to this memory. Another 1,000 milestone, so this had to be something out of the ordinary.

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