Some one told me that Sig used to make a Fokker D-7 profile and a Sopwith Camel profile. A note from Sig said plans were no longer availible. Does anybody still have plans for these two old biplanes? Thanks. Steve D.
Old Biplane kits
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I also have the Fokker, with a Aldrich ABC Fox. Fast.
By the way, Johnny Casburn offered a very similar SE-5 profile in the '60s.
Another bipe profile is the quite rare Springfield Models F4B4. I have this kit without plans (you don't really need them for a profile). It takes a .15-19. Due to the rarity, I would like $100 shipped for it, by the way.
My Spad is partially done; wings and fuse are done, but nothing is attached. It will come out light!
And then there are my own scratch bipes: Bipe Dreams I and II. They both have foam wings.
Don't get me started on bipes. ( And I won't get into the full fuse ones, like the Flyin' Fool, the Lakes Trainer and...).
Currell
Oops, wrong name. The gent who I'm asking for flys a c/l gyrocopter on 3 lines.(interesting flyer) I knew this message board could get me an answer. Thanks in advance Steve D.
(Kinko: verb. To enlarge a paper image with a photocopier. Is this the first usage? Shall I call the Oxford Dictionary for attribution? Nah).
Anyway...Email me if interested.
Bipes: You can't live with 'em; you can't live without 'em.
Currell
There is an SE5 and Fokker D7 on Ebay at the moment:
555095031
555054578
Just thought you'd like to know...
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>Currell
But when I think about the extra labor to add a second wing to a built-up winged plane, I shudder at the thought of trusting that much effort in a combat circle that doesn't have the entire flight path covered in foam padding!
I've never built a bipe of my own. Probably never will. Lazy, and trifling, that's what my Grandfather would've said . .
Kiwi