Yeah, I know this isn't the right area of the forum for a For Sale ad, but how many people read that part of the forum? This sale is really geared towards balsa builders so I'll put this here until my hand gets slapped. :black_eyed:
I've got TWO of the 1/3 scale Fly Baby balsa kits from Balsa USA, one is the bi-plane and the other is the low-wing kit.
These are older versions of the kits, probably 30 years old (a guess), but are unmolested survivor kits, with no parts glued, no balsa pieces pushed out of the sheet, with all the original instructions, decals, and hardware. Note that the current low-wing from Balsa USA is a much more detailed version than they used to sell, which is why they sell it for $768.85! This is just a regular kit without all the extra stuff they've added.
The bi-plane wingspan is 88" and the low-wing's span is 112". Each kit is $300 plus shipping.
Also note that the plan page for the bi-plane looks like it was folded, but it wasn't. It was rolled up, but when it was in the box the weight of the parts flattened the roll a bit. It's not creased, but "wobbly", I guess is the best way to describe it. I've re-rolled the plans so after they sit rolled for a while they should be fine - still no creases like folding would do to it!
I've got TWO of the 1/3 scale Fly Baby balsa kits from Balsa USA, one is the bi-plane and the other is the low-wing kit.
These are older versions of the kits, probably 30 years old (a guess), but are unmolested survivor kits, with no parts glued, no balsa pieces pushed out of the sheet, with all the original instructions, decals, and hardware. Note that the current low-wing from Balsa USA is a much more detailed version than they used to sell, which is why they sell it for $768.85! This is just a regular kit without all the extra stuff they've added.
The bi-plane wingspan is 88" and the low-wing's span is 112". Each kit is $300 plus shipping.
Also note that the plan page for the bi-plane looks like it was folded, but it wasn't. It was rolled up, but when it was in the box the weight of the parts flattened the roll a bit. It's not creased, but "wobbly", I guess is the best way to describe it. I've re-rolled the plans so after they sit rolled for a while they should be fine - still no creases like folding would do to it!