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A GOOD BI-WING KIT

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northshore paul · Jan 27, 2004 05:12 PM

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Hello, Does anyonw know of a good kit for a .15 and/or .35 bi-wing. Something that is a full fuselage and a good flyer/stunter. I've seen the bi-slob on the Brodak site but the photo is not too impressive although I've read good remards on its handling. I was looking for something that has the fuselage look of the racers from the 30's.........Thanks, northshore Paul

Tim McTigue · Jan 27, 2004 06:35 PM

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Do a search here for "Dancing Girl" - Bob Reeves has a good example, and there may still be a picture on here (I think it was in the thread where he describes using her to take in-flight video). She's real pretty. Not a kit, but our host here sells the plan - I just got mine in the mail today (Thanks, Len!) along with plans for Bob Palmer's Mars (MAN '51) and De Bolt's All-American. Great service!

Jim T. · Jan 27, 2004 08:23 PM

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The only kit I know of was a British kit for the 15-size Lynx. See the 'Search for a perfect bipe' thread on page 3. There are losts of plans but no kits to speak of.

Jim Thomerson

Crash2much · Jan 27, 2004 09:30 PM

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Also try the plans for the Boogie Woogie. Or try Tom Dixon for plans for the Biceps. Or spend alot of money on Da Bay for a Flying Fool kit. Run you about $65 bucks on up depending on who is bidding on it.

Kiwi · Jan 27, 2004 11:10 PM

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Why not start with a 38 Special kit; set the profile fuselage aside to use for something else. Buy the Brodak plan for the Fancy Pants, and adapt the fuselage design from it to the Special's wings, tail, and vwrtical fins.

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Kiwi

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