Foamboard P-47 Thunderbolt

Niez13

Elite member
Here are the plans for my P-47! Sorry for the wait, it was just tough making everything fit right. If you have any questions along with the build I would be happy to help. There will be full size plans coming soon.
 

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Jaxx

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Here are the PDF plans of my P-47.
Thanks for the quick response! Just a heads-up, some of your other plans were posted in the Illustrator file format as well. I convert them to PDF with Inkscape (because I send the full-size plans to a print shop), but not everyone has an application that will read them in the Illustrator format. Thanks again for the great designs!
 
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Niez13

Elite member
Thanks for the quick response! Just a heads-up, some of your other plans were posted in the Illustrator file format as well. I convert them to PDF with Inkscape (because I send the full-size plans to a print shop), but not everyone has an application that will read them in the Illustrator format. Thanks again for the great designs!
Thank you for letting me know that for future planes and going back and converting them to PDF’s. Not sure when but I will change it as well.
 

FoamyDM

Building Fool-Flying Noob
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Great work! Don't forget to put the plan link on the first post for ease of consumption.
This looks soooo good.
 

BATTLEAXE

Legendary member
Currently editing a build video for my P-47 Bubbletop/Razorback. Sorry for the wait, I've just been working on stuff for Flitefest like a C-47 that can drop paratroopers and painting the FW190 and Hellcat. Here are some photos of both the C-47 and Razorback.
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Both these planes look sharp my friend... big fan of the razorback. Keep up the good work
 

Niez13

Elite member
hello, I'm building it, would you have photos that can help me? the battery where it goes? thank you
Here are some photos that I hope answer your questions. The battery sits/slides inside the power pod and that goes for the old or new version of the power pod. Now I am in the process of creating a build video for it so I'm not sure if you want to wait for that or not. All I need to do is just record the maiden at Edgewater this Monday (8/5), edit the tape, then release the video.
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Marcoza60

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Here are some photos that I hope answer your questions. The battery sits/slides inside the power pod and that goes for the old or new version of the power pod. Now I am in the process of creating a build video for it so I'm not sure if you want to wait for that or not. All I need to do is just record the maiden at Edgewater this Monday (8/5), edit the tape, then release the video.
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thank you, now I understand, you are a great man
 

ZOHIO

Active member
Just a suggestion on the wing Leading edge!
I have not as yet built the FT corsair but have played with FB wings without the wing folds.
First possible solution is to use clear packing tape and stretch it over the LE crushing the foam and giving a more rounded LE. It takes a bit of practice.
Second is to glue a strip of FB along the LE. paper removed on the outer surface and paper against the wing LE. You then sand down the foam of the added strip to give a more rounded LE. The paper seals and protects the exposed edges of the wing pieces.
Finally you can use a strip of Balsa or similar material glued to the wing LE and sand it to form a smooth and rounded LE.

The weight added is very little and all methods mentioned seal the LE of the wings to protect from water, and delamination in the long term!

Just a suggestion!

Have fun!
I’ve also seen some folks hot glue on dowels or even the infamous bbq-skewers on the LE. It’s a simple way to get a nice round LE and is super cheap!