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linesup2 · Feb 12, 2004 12:37 AM

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Anybody out there willing to loan me for copying - (or sell) the plans for this wonderful plane. I'd like to build a standard size version plus an enlarged version for .60 engine. Thanks a bunch, Brian

bowed a little but nice n tight

Steve Helmick · Feb 12, 2004 12:51 AM

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Fancy Pants is kitted by Brodak, and they sell the plans for all their kits, typically for about $10. If I had some, which I don't, it would cost me almost that much to have them copied. Unless somebody offers you a used set for postage or less, that's a fair deal. See their website and order online!

I have posted a picture of my OFB Mike Haverly with his "Fancy Pants". I noticed on your profile that you're a machinist. Mike and I are also. Steve

willis · Feb 12, 2004 11:28 AM

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Here is my fleet of Fancy Pants The red and white one is a Brodak kit with a K&B 26. The Black and gray one is a Mike Garmon designed 600 sq. in. fancy Pants and has a fox 40 in it. The red one is blown up to 650 sq. in. with a K&B 45. Mike had a 800 sq. in. Fancy Pants with a K&B 65. All of them flew great and worth building.
Willis

cwmcmillin · Feb 12, 2004 12:49 PM

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Does the original design have that open "Warrior" nose? I seem to remember it being closed with a spinner in some photo.
The design reminds me of an airplane called "Ruby" that Dan McEntee did a long time ago for VSC.
Chris...

linesup2 · Feb 13, 2004 12:35 AM

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Hi Willis. Man, those are sweet planes, nice work. I'm going to file those pics , print them and hang on my wall for inspiration. Nice to hear the Sportster engines being used. They're great runners and take a big prop for those nice steady uniflo runs. I have a new old Fox Eagle 60 that I'd like to use in something like Mike's 800 square in. version.

bowed a little but nice n tight

linesup2 · Feb 13, 2004 12:25 AM

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Hey Steve. Thanks for that info. That's a sweet looking Pants there. Yep, I paid my way through school by working in the trade and now have my own hobby machine shop which I intend to open for real when I retire someday. What's up front on that plane?

bowed a little but nice n tight

Steve Helmick · Feb 15, 2004 12:48 AM

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Mike's "Fancy Pants" has a Fox .35S with a Magnum .28 muffler, probably a 10-5 APC. It didn't like landing on grass, mostly flipped over. You might want to remedy that by moving the LG forward, or having both grass and pavement plug-ins. Steve

Currell · Feb 16, 2004 08:02 AM

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Original is open, with a spinner.

I copied the diamond motif trim shown on the Consolidated box art for mine. Almost exactly.

Currell

cwmcmillin · Feb 16, 2004 11:20 PM

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Thanks Currell.
Chris...