I'm sure I'm not the first to figure this out, but if you buy some foam board sheets as well as your kit, you can press out all the pieces from the speed-build kit then use the boards as stencils to mark out the sheets for another build or three. You need a thin tipped permanent marker for that or similar. That's quite handy if you plan to do a lot of crashing.
I found that you get some distortion when you print the plans on A4 paper, then tile them. I guess that depends a lot on your printer and how straight the paper passes through. Also, if you make spare parts replacements for the speed-build kit by printing from a plan, the parts do not match because you can get a scaling affect by printing. In fact I printed one plan twice, I think maybe one from the all-in-one tiles and one from the A4 tiled, and mysteriously had something like a 5% difference in size!
I found that you get some distortion when you print the plans on A4 paper, then tile them. I guess that depends a lot on your printer and how straight the paper passes through. Also, if you make spare parts replacements for the speed-build kit by printing from a plan, the parts do not match because you can get a scaling affect by printing. In fact I printed one plan twice, I think maybe one from the all-in-one tiles and one from the A4 tiled, and mysteriously had something like a 5% difference in size!