Bill Little · Nov 28, 2003 09:54 PM
#0 sourceNorvel Big Mig 061 should do just fine.

Thanks guys!
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Dont worry about the mule going blind 'til you get the cart loaded!
Tim
MAAC 65703
Hi proparc,
The pictures are a *little* deceiving!
Weight ready to cover: 5 oz.
Wingspan: 33 1/2"
Length: 25"
Power: Norvel .061
Built just like a full size, full stunt profile!
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Randy Powell
Hi Randy!
Don't give me no more ideas!! LOL!!
Bill <><
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Thanks for the kind words, Mike!
I think the plans are still available from PAMPA. Steve Buso drew the "Little Legends", each of the five World Champion planes from the US. .049-.061. Build just like full size profiles!
Great fliers!
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Roger V
Another beautiful plane. I have a few questions that I'm sure you as well as many others could help me with.
1: Is the wing glued on with the flaps cloth hinged in the pics?
2: When gluing the wing to the fuse, how do you do it without making a mess and keeping the glue where needed when sliding the wing into place?
3: Is it better to cover before or after the wing is in place?
4: What are the other planes in the Little Legend series?
5: Can you come out to play?
Kirk Wicker
www.wingwalk.com
Thanks! I appreciate it.
I have a few questions that I'm
>sure you as well as many others could help me with.
>
>1: Is the wing glued on with the flaps cloth hinged in the
>pics?
I put the cloth hinges on after the wing was glued in.
>2: When gluing the wing to the fuse, how do you do it
>without making a mess and keeping the glue where needed when
>sliding the wing into place?
I fit the wing very carefully, then used CYA to attach it. Thick CYA was used as the preliminary fillets.
>3: Is it better to cover before or after the wing is in
>place?
I just cover these small ones after the wing is glued in.
>4: What are the other planes in the Little Legend series?
There are five planes on the plans: 1. Gieseke Nobler; 2. Stilleto;
3. USA-1; 4. Genesis; 5. Impact.
They all use the same wing with different wing tips and LG, different stab/elev shapes, etc. A foam wing is available from John Duncan. I believe the planes are a take off on the 1/2A Prowler which Scott Smith did very well with at one of the NE stunt contests several years ago. The plans are drawn by Steve Buso. Very nice.
>5: Can you come out to play?
Depends on how far you are from here! LOL!!
>Kirk Wicker
>www.wingwalk.com
Thanks!
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Regards,
John Ramsey
Of course, some of these are Aaron's planes. We both build in my basement. 14 feet of dedicated cabinet/counter space, a converted pool table, with glass top, and two other benches that serve as storage and the tops are also used for building on.
What can I say?
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Dont worry about the mule going blind 'til you get the cart loaded!
Dont worry about the mule going blind 'til you get the cart loaded!
Dont worry about the mule going blind 'til you get the cart loaded!
Steve from UHP is already working on the kit.
We have all 4 laser cut. Doug built the Nobler, I built the Stiletto, Steve built the Impact, and I assuming Bill got the USA-1.
You should really contact Steve.
[email protected]
The City Smasher
I have the plans. I will have to find them.
The City Smasher

Dont worry about the mule going blind 'til you get the cart loaded!
Kirk,
4. Check you e-mail amd private message.
5. We play every weekend in FL and many Wednesdays also!
As they used to say in the old commercial-
"Come on down"
Roger V.
Roger V