F-14 Tomcat 2.0

[Flitedesign 3d]

Flitedesign 3d submitted a new resource:

F-14 Tomcat - Twin 64 mm edf jet

Foam board model of the Grumman F-14 Tomcat powered by two 64 mm ducted fans. This F-14 is capable of flying at both very low and high speeds with its ability to change its sweep angle in mid-flight.

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Specifications
Length:	1250 mm
Wingspan:	820-1350 mm
Mass:	ca. 2000 g
Thrust/weight ratio	ca. 0,9...

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[Matthewdupreez]

this is one amazing design... love the adjustable swept wings

 

[Pepo]

Absolutelly great, I will make a brother to MiG-29 1/24 scale

 

[spetnazer]

Hi...Is this the same as Flite Test Master Series F-14 Tomcat?

 

[tamuct01]

Hi...Is this the same as Flite Test Master Series F-14 Tomcat?

It is not. The Master Series is only available in kit form. This is a community-developed version by @Flitedesign 3d.

 

[Flitedesign 3d]

Hi...Is this the same as Flite Test Master Series F-14 Tomcat?

It's a completely different model indeed, I designed this and shared free plans for all the mad scratch builders out here.

 

[spetnazer]

It's a completely different model indeed, I designed this and shared free plans for all the mad scratch builders out here.

OK. Thank you very Much for share the plans....Love your Work

 

[Dragenfire0]

Flitedesign 3d submitted a new resource:

F-14 Tomcat - Twin 64 mm edf jet



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Is there a legend for the plans or what size plott print does it need to be on?

 

[Flitedesign 3d]

Is there a legend for the plans or what size plott print does it need to be on?

The PDFs are of size 762x508mm, or 20x30" You need to print them at 1:1 scale, you can do this with a normal printer by printing them as a multi-page poster

 

[Mr Man]

Is there a legend for the plans or what size plott print does it need to be on?

You can use adobe reader.

 

[Dragenfire0]

The PDFs are of size 762x508mm, or 20x30" You need to print them at 1:1 scale, you can do this with a normal printer by printing them as a multi-page poster

Thank you confirming what i as thinking

The PDFs are of size 762x508mm, or 20x30" You need to print them at 1:1 scale, you can do this with a normal printer by printing them as a multi-page poster

Thank you on confirming what I was thinking.