FREE TO A GOOD HOME...!!!

Guys,

I've been going through the plans that I've archived over the years and come to the conclusion that I will never build some of these models. Therefore, I am offering them free of charge to anyone who feels that they can put them to use. Here is a list of what I have:

1) "Boeing F4B-4" Profile biplane. 34" span for .29 - .36 engines. Published in Flying Models December 1974. Comes with the construction article.

2) "TC-Two" twin engine stunter designed by Dick Sarpolous. 53" span profile. Published December 1980 in Model Aviation. Comes with construction article.

3) Boulton-Paul "Defiant" semi-scale stunter. I purchased these plans from eBay. They are from a Canadian magazine (I think). 52" inch span for Fox .35 engine. If you aren't familiar with the "Defiant", look for some photos on the internet. It's a really cool airplane and should make a great model. Comes with the construction article.

4) Whip control "F-15 Eagle". You fly it with a fishing pole. 12" wingspan, 19" long. If I remember correctly, it was published in the 80s by Model Aviation. No construction article, but it's a profile and pretty self-explanatory.

5) "Happy Days" sport flyer. It kind of reminds me of the Sterling Super Ringmaster. 42" wingspan. For .29 - .35 engines. I don't have the construction article for this one but you shouldn't have any trouble putting it together.

6) Precision scale "F4U-4 Corsair". This was published in Flying Models in the July 1971 issue and builds into a 62" model. Two plans sheets. For .60 size engines. Comes with the construction article.

7) Precision scale Curtiss P-6E "Hawk". Comes on three plans sheets and will produce an incredible model. 48" wingspan. This is a Cleveland plan and is one of the most beautifully done that I've ever seen.

I'll even pay the mailing cost on these plans. I just want to get them to fellow modelers who will put them to use.

Send me an email or PM if you are interested.

Bob,

Sent you a PM.

James

This is a super deal, but I have more than I can handle already. Although I did have to think briefly. Thanks for making this great offer. I bet it doesn't take long for your plans to have new homes.

Have ya got a '40-ish Studebaker Coupe I can have? Would also accept a free '53-'58 Lowey Coupe or Silver/Golden Hawk. I'll come and get it. Just wishful thinking, I suppose. Steve

Bob:

See your e-mail.

Mike Keville

>Have ya got a '40-ish Studebaker Coupe I can have? Would also
>accept a free '53-'58 Lowey Coupe or Silver/Golden Hawk. I'll
>come and get it. Just wishful thinking, I suppose. Steve
Do you ever get the feeling that you're being ignored? You should be.

Steve,

Sorry, I don't have any of the Studebaker autos that you requested...free or not. I do have a 1962 Ford Falcon station wagon that is my daily driver, but it's not for sale either. If some of you guys are against having computers in your models, don't even get me STARTED on computers in cars. (LOL).

How VERY - VERY kind of you sir, you are truly an up front representative of what model airplanes is all about, but seldom seen.

All the very best, Ken <><

Ken Wilson
Evansville, IN

Please check your PM box.

Please check your PM box...thanks.

Terrence Durrill

I would like the F4U Cosair plans (item #6)

Bigiron--- Will send you a PM

Guys,

Well, all of the plans are spoken for except the TC-Two, which, as you will recall, is a stunter with two .20-sized engines. The opportunity is still open, so don't miss out. This is a Dick Sarpolous design, so you know that it will be a good performer.

>Guys,
>
>Well, all of the plans are spoken for except the TC-Two,
>which, as you will recall, is a stunter with two .20-sized
>engines. The opportunity is still open, so don't miss out.
>This is a Dick Sarpolous design, so you know that it will be a
>good performer.

Well, just so happens that I was interested in those! I'll send you my contact info by PM and I'm in the PAMPA directory.
Thanks a lot,
Dan McEntee
Florissant, MO

>Guys,
>
>Well, all of the plans are spoken for except the TC-Two,
>which, as you will recall, is a stunter with two .20-sized
>engines. The opportunity is still open, so don't miss out.
>This is a Dick Sarpolous design, so you know that it will be a
>good performer.

Hi Bob
I am interested in the twin.
Will you mail to Canada?
Mike

Bob,

I left you a PM which includes my complete address with Zip Code. Thanks for declaring me winner of the F-15 plans.

Terrence in Platte City, MO.

>Guys,
>
>I've been going through the plans that I've archived over the
>years and come to the conclusion that I will never build some
>of these models. Therefore, I am offering them free of charge
>to anyone who feels that they can put them to use. Here is a
>list of what I have:
>
>1) "Boeing F4B-4" Profile biplane. 34" span for
>.29 - .36 engines. Published in Flying Models December 1974.
>Comes with the construction article.
>
>2) "TC-Two" twin engine stunter designed by Dick
>Sarpolous. 53" span profile. Published December 1980 in
>Model Aviation. Comes with construction article.
>
>3) Boulton-Paul "Defiant" semi-scale stunter. I
>purchased these plans from eBay. They are from a Canadian
>magazine (I think). 52" inch span for Fox .35 engine. If
>you aren't familiar with the "Defiant", look for
>some photos on the internet. It's a really cool airplane and
>should make a great model. Comes with the construction
>article.
>
>4) Whip control "F-15 Eagle". You fly it with a
>fishing pole. 12" wingspan, 19" long. If I remember
>correctly, it was published in the 80s by Model Aviation. No
>construction article, but it's a profile and pretty
>self-explanatory.
>
>5) "Happy Days" sport flyer. It kind of reminds me
>of the Sterling Super Ringmaster. 42" wingspan. For .29 -
>.35 engines. I don't have the construction article for this
>one but you shouldn't have any trouble putting it together.
>
>6) Precision scale "F4U-4 Corsair". This was
>published in Flying Models in the July 1971 issue and builds
>into a 62" model. Two plans sheets. For .60 size engines.
>Comes with the construction article.
>
>7) Precision scale Curtiss P-6E "Hawk". Comes on
>three plans sheets and will produce an incredible model.
>48" wingspan. This is a Cleveland plan and is one of the
>most beautifully done that I've ever seen.
>
>I'll even pay the mailing cost on these plans. I just want to
>get them to fellow modelers who will put them to use.
>
>Send me an email or PM if you are interested.

[photo not recovered: sipcof.gif] Thanks Bob, for the "HAPPY DAYS"! I'll post photo's when it's airborne. I have a Tornado .29 for power.

Bob, The F-15 plans arrived today in the mail. I am going to build this one for my grand kids to play with. It just might get them interested in flying something with an engine on it...Thanks for the plans.....Terrence in Platte City, MO

P-6E plans arrived today. Postage reimbursement goes out to you tomorrow. Thanx, Bob!

Mike Keville