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godzilla · Feb 06, 2004 12:08 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Feb-06-04 AT 12:08 PM (CDT)
 
I made new page with links to the PDF versions of Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde and the Zone 2 plans.

You can find them here.

http://www.egpworld.com/ultrahobby/teamuhp/MrHyde.htm

and

http://www.egpworld.com/ultrahobby/teamuhp/Zone%202.htm

You can takethe PDF's to a local OfficeMax or Kinko's and hve them printed full size.

The City Smasher

Steve Fitton · Feb 06, 2004 12:46 PM

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Thanks Brad! this was a really cool thing for you to do, and a great method to distribute accurate copies of a plan.


Steve

ELee · Feb 06, 2004 12:48 PM

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Thanks Brad.

WINGWALK · Feb 06, 2004 01:00 PM

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Zilla,

Went and checked out the plans. Very cool! I like the idea of taking the file to Kinko's and getting them printed up full size. Thanks for making them avalable to everyone.

By the way, where did you get you music for the web site? Be nice to have it continue to play uninterupted when going from photo to photo. I'm a Meatloaf fan and found myself singing along while looking. My kids were actually playing the XBOX game "Godzilla" when I was checking out the plans. When Godzilla began to play I started to sing along and they thought I was making up the words as the tune played. I told them it was a real song and now
they want me to get copy with words of it for their cd player. Ahhh to be that young again...LOL

Kirk

godzilla · Feb 06, 2004 01:26 PM

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>By the way, where did you get you music for the web site? Be
>nice to have it continue to play uninterupted when going
>from photo to photo.

I am glad you like it. I will change the default links to go to a new window when you click on them. I was in such a hurry last night as I had to transplant everything to my new XP Pro operating system.

...and I finally have DSL so publishing to the web is not a total beating!!!

Thanks for the support!!! ...and your welcome! My pleasure. If anyone every wants to actually build something of mine please let me know. I can usually get all the parts laser cut, and I use foam wings, so it is pretty easy to get started.

The City Smasher

Ron · Feb 06, 2004 01:52 PM

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This is fantastic! I can't download the plans here at work so it will have to wait until I get home this evening. In the meantime can you post some basic specs? Like span, area, weight, engine, etc.?

SRiese5283 · Feb 06, 2004 02:43 PM

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Good Job!

Scott Riese

godzilla · Feb 06, 2004 03:19 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Feb-06-04 AT 05:13 PM (CDT)
 
>This is fantastic! I can't download the plans here at work
>so it will have to wait until I get home this evening. In
>the meantime can you post some basic specs? Like span, area,
>weight, engine, etc.?

It's there on the plans I thought. The two designs are different only really by the wing, tail feathers and styling (and very little there). I will continue to build on a constant platform until I see a reason to change.

The City Smasher

Proparc · Feb 06, 2004 02:39 PM

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>I made new page with links to the PDF versions of Dr.
>Jekyll/Mr. Hyde and the Zone 2 plans.
>
>You can find them here.
>
>http://www.egpworld.com/ultrahobby/teamuhp/MrHyde.htm
>
>and
>
>http://www.egpworld.com/ultrahobby/teamuhp/Zone%202.htm
>
>You can takethe PDF's to a local OfficeMax or Kinko's and
>hve them printed full size.

Absolutely wonderful thing to do Brad. Way to go! Hopefully, I will be able to post pics of my Backfire 4 soon.

Milton Graham\Proparc

Tim McTigue · Feb 06, 2004 04:24 PM

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Wow, Brad, that's really cool! I don't expect to build it for a while yet, tho... I'm still plumbing the mysteries of the venerable Fox 35! But when I'm ready...

Tim

MAAC 65703

Larry Cunningham · Feb 06, 2004 05:11 PM

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Beautiful work, Mr. Walker!

Thank you for sharing it. It really yields a beautiful plot, even on a letter sized sheet.

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"Hot glass looks the same as cold glass." -Dominic Cirino's Law of Burnt Fingers