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Bill Sawyer · Jun 11, 2006 11:16 AM

Reproduction Canopies for sale#0 source
LAST EDITED ON Jun-11-06 AT 11:18 AM (CST)
 
I produce these canopies for sale:

Stuka Ambroid $9.00

Midwest Panther $9.00

Sterling Skylark $8.00

Ringmaster Sportster $7.00

Ballerina III $7.00

Sterling Spitfire $7.00

CL3 Chipmunk $7.00

Veco Thunderbird II $7.00

Veco Little Thunderbird $7.00

Veco Hurricane kit copy $ 6.00 same with frames added $6.00

Barnstormer $6.00

Super Duper Zilch $6.00

Argus $6.00

Ringmaster Imperial $5.00

Ringmaster Jr. Flash $5.00

Ringmaster $3.50 the Sterling version that used a clear canopy

Ringmaster Custom $3.50 same as above abd supplied in the custom kit

FW190 $9.00 this fits the Jack Sheeks design and is the first of four canopies used on the 190

Euro Style $7.00 high bubble design

ME109 $7.00 supplied with frames slightly raised

1/2A Pathfinder $4.00

1/2A Scientific ME109 $2.00

3 inch long bubble canopy with a flat front $2.00

martin_solo · Jun 13, 2006 07:46 PM

RE: Reproduction Canopies for sale#1 source
I am looking for this 10"x 1.3/4 canopy

Or Can you make a couple exactly like this?

Thank you,

Martin

Bill Sawyer · Jun 13, 2006 09:15 PM

RE: Reproduction Canopies for sale#2 source
Martin,
If you have one available it would be easy to reproduce it. Or if you would make a mold I can do that also. For me to make the mold, I would also need a frontal view that shows the bulkhead where the rear of the canopy mounts. If I make the mold it would take me several hours and be expensive. If you have one I can copy the cost would be a few dollars.

Bill

martin_solo · Jun 16, 2006 10:33 AM

RE: Reproduction Canopies for sale#3 source
Unfortunately I don't have a front view and don't have another one. I bought the plans and I am building from scratch.

What material do I use to make a mold ?

Martin

Bill Sawyer · Jun 16, 2006 09:53 PM

RE: Reproduction Canopies for sale#4 source
What is easiest to shape for you would work but if it is soft then a "hard cover" is needed. Balsa works well but if you use balsa it is too soft unless you cover it with something like fiberglass. I have had some balsa molds sent to me and they had to be reworked because they showed the wood grain. Any wood needs to be covered with something that will fill the grain unless it is a very hard wood with tight grain.
Since the bottom changes direction when it touches the flat surface the mold is sitting on, you need to add about 1/2" of material at the botttom to make this transition .

Bob Pardue · Jun 18, 2006 05:34 PM

RE: Reproduction Canopies for sale#5 source
Bill,
Can you make a canope for a Royal 4F4 Bearcat ?
Bob

Bob Pardue

Bill Sawyer · Jun 18, 2006 06:11 PM

RE: Reproduction Canopies for sale#6 source
Bob,
I can probably make it - IF - I could get a mold for it or the easiest would be to have you lend me one to copy. My limitations are 14" long X 3 1/2" high. I am not able to take the time to carve molds at this time.

Bob Pardue · Jun 20, 2006 08:10 PM

RE: Reproduction Canopies for sale#7 source
Bill,
A friend has a canope you can make a mold with , but he wants
it back when we're done with it . I'll get back with you when
I get it.
Thanks,
Bob

Bob Pardue