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builditright · Apr 02, 2004 09:55 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Apr-02-04 AT 11:38 PM (CDT)
 
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here's a cool preview of the future Victory (short tail version)you may need to load solidworks to view it

go to my web page and click on the 3-D cad of the Victory Short version link >> http://www.builtrightflyright.net/kitpages/futureC-L_kits/VictoryShorttail.htm

or click here and then click open it and click play>> http://www.builtrightflyright.net/photo's/futurekitpictures/victoryshort/Victory.easm

Thank You and God Bless
Walter Umland
aka / builditright
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http://www.builtrightflyright.net

Kiwi · Apr 02, 2004 11:44 PM

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Something was looking familiar about the plane. I should've tipped to it before. The Nobody shared airfoils with it. I built a couple of those, fairly early among my scratchbuilt models. But the only Victory I ever saw looked a lot different. Not just a longer tail; longer nose as well, I think, and internal leadouts.

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Kiwi

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Elwyn · Apr 03, 2004 12:53 AM

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This Nobody?

Kiwi · Apr 03, 2004 09:01 AM

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Well, *my* AMA number back then was 10100! But it looks right. And I can't tell from your shot if the ribs were geodesic style from the spar to TE as on mine. Does the one in the photo have a GH 35, same as I used in 1954 (I had a blueprint copy of Still's plans before the magazine article), sure looks like it might be!

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Kiwi

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stephen · Apr 03, 2004 09:07 AM

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Nice airplane I now Don Still would love it!!!!!!!!! He has one hanging up in his hobby shop in beaumont its green and white and has a huge engine it I not sure the name band but its old..

stephen · Apr 03, 2004 09:10 AM

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Don has would love it he has a green and white one hanging up in his shop it has a huge engine in it not sure what band but its old...