voyhager3
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Junkers Ju-288 Scratch Build (German Experimental Schnellbomber)
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tomlogan1
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If you want a mosquito, P61 or C47 (DC3) free plans are available at https://www.13thsquadron.com/
Brian B
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Long lines of the Mosquito, how about a MiG-DIS, or the production version MiG-5?
Found on :
http://richard.ferriere.free.fr/index.html
Found on :
http://richard.ferriere.free.fr/index.html
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voyhager3
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Hmm, never heard of it. Very cool tho.
Brian B
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Ki-77.
I've never heard of this one, but there is something really pretty about this long distance special. That tubular fuselage would look great as a Master Series, and I'd love to make one, so put up plans if you make one.
Saw it pop up today on a Czech facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1510169962560076/permalink/3028042337439490/
Also found 3views and info on this website:
http://www.aviastar.org/air/japan/tachikawa_ki-77.php
Looks relaxing and elegant, maybe not for everyone, especially if your flying style is along the lines of a push-me-pull-you F-82
I've never heard of this one, but there is something really pretty about this long distance special. That tubular fuselage would look great as a Master Series, and I'd love to make one, so put up plans if you make one.
Saw it pop up today on a Czech facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1510169962560076/permalink/3028042337439490/
Also found 3views and info on this website:
http://www.aviastar.org/air/japan/tachikawa_ki-77.php
Looks relaxing and elegant, maybe not for everyone, especially if your flying style is along the lines of a push-me-pull-you F-82
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Monte.C
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Hey that's a darn good looking plane. I keep thinking I want to look into the Japanese warplanes more.Ki-77.
I've never heard of this one, but there is something really pretty about this long distance special. That tubular fuselage would look great as a Master Series, and I'd love to make one, so put up plans if you make one.
Saw it pop up today on a Czech facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1510169962560076/permalink/3028042337439490/
Also found 3views and info on this website:
http://www.aviastar.org/air/japan/tachikawa_ki-77.php
Looks relaxing and elegant, maybe not for everyone, especially if your flying style is along the lines of a push-me-pull-you F-82
voyhager3
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Now that’s a pretty plane, would definitely if I had the skillKi-77.
I've never heard of this one, but there is something really pretty about this long distance special. That tubular fuselage would look great as a Master Series, and I'd love to make one, so put up plans if you make one.
Saw it pop up today on a Czech facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1510169962560076/permalink/3028042337439490/
Also found 3views and info on this website:
http://www.aviastar.org/air/japan/tachikawa_ki-77.php
Looks relaxing and elegant, maybe not for everyone, especially if your flying style is along the lines of a push-me-pull-you F-82
voyhager3
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The 288 won, don’t think I’ll do anything that you guys suggested, for now….. but I think I am going to do the 288, I’ll make an update later on the final decision later once I start really thinking how it will build. should I make a new thread for the build once I decide, or keep this one? (Let me know please )
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voyhager3
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I think I will do some slight foam modeling, that will probably be one of the harder parts along with the wing and engine nacelles
cyclone3350
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All I can say is .....It is about dog gone time that U make a video. Your work with vinyl is absolutely stunning and I am sure there is a huge following that would like to see what U do in action.
cyclone3350
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Here is a crazy idea for a twin engine trainer. How about taking something that is easy to fly, like an Aeronca 7AC Champ, and put two motors on it. Don't laugh, it was actually done. I remember back in the 80's when I was looking for an inexpensive Mult Engine Land rating, I found an add for a 500.00 USD weekend course. This was their trainer. I decided to save up some more and later went with the Piper Seminole.
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Ratcheeroo
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Interesting,
Ratcheeroo
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I don't think you got enough foamboard LOL!
Ratcheeroo
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Still doing the 288? That looks like a really ambitious build, especially with all the windows, interested to see how you interpret and accomplish that. Best of luck to you for sure
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voyhager3
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Probably right, it is only 25 sheets. Need second motor, 2 esc’s, and more glueI don't think you got enough foamboard LOL!
voyhager3
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Thanks, haven’t even thought about the cockpit too much, marking it semi modular so I can try different designs. And btw the wingspan is ~2.6 m. That’s 3 sheets of foam!Still doing the 288? That looks like a really ambitious build, especially with all the windows, interested to see how you interpret and accomplish that. Best of luck to you for sure
Ratcheeroo
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Whoa! That's a big one, Definitely wishing ya luck. Your thread kind of made me look at doing another twin engine, not that big LOL but I decided on the DH-88 Black Magic with a 50 inch wingspan, had to keep it smaller than my P-38 as I can just fit that into my car with some degree of difficulty. Assembling wings tonight , fuse is done
