Hobby Helpers Piper Cub J-3 plans.
70" wing span. Wing area 700 sq. inches. Wing loading 14 oz. 1/6 scale. Power: Fox .19 shown.
I checked the Sig website and their cowl should fit this plane to a T.
Original plans from 1954.
This is a high resolution TIFF file containing 200 x 200 dots per inch.
The file will print a plan 36" x 57".
File $5.00
FYI: This is my best selling HOBBY HELPERS.
Hobby Helpers PT-19
It is with great pride that I introduce my . Very nice plans that have been professionally restored to a BETTER than new condition.
72" wing span. 2 large sheets. Power K & B 29 Torpedo! Building instructions are included on the plan.
File $10.00
Even the Cat in the Hat can see, this plan is as clean as it can be.
A-10 Thunderbolt II "WARTHOG";
These are high resolution TIFF files containing 200 x 200 dots per inch.
The files will print sheets 36" x 85" and 69".
56" wing span. Power .40 pusher.
Files $10.00
Me 163 KOMET
See This BAT out of HELL fly
Me 163 KOMET plans.
61" wing span. 38" length. Power .40 - .60 engine. Plans show dolly release mechanism. 2 sheets......
HISTORY: As the ONLY operational rocket-powered fighter of World War II, the Komet was designed to exceed the performance of conventional aircraft. Originally tested as a glider, the tailless design incorporated a wheeled dolly dropped during takeoff, and a landing skid under the fuselage. The Komet first flew operationally in May 1944. Though the Komet was not a significant factor in German air defense, the German Air Force took delivery of 339 and flew them until the end of the war. ...... The little propeller on the nose is for the generator! Bet ya didn't know that.
These are high resolution TIFF files containing 200 x 200 dots per inch.
The 2 files will print sheets 36" x 43" & 84"
Files $10.00
Grumman Tigercat F7F
Uncle Willies Tigercat F7F. I this plan is CAD drawn. No cowls to buy. I like to keep things simple.
44.5" wing span. 39" Length. Power 2 - .10s
HISTORY: Tigercats, another of the Navy’s fighters produced in World War II but never saw action in that conflict and was quickly replaced by jet power. The Tigercat was a twin-engine, tricycle landing gear, carrier-based plane with greater air-to-ground capability than was normal in a Navy aircraft designated fighter. The Navy awarded Grumman the initial contract for the F7F in June 1941. The plane first flew on 3 November 1943. VMF-911 and VMF(N)-531 took the initial deliveries in January 1944. Some F7Fs saw land-based action with the Marine Corps in Korea. On 31 January 1954, VJ-62 reported a F7F-3N and -4N, the last time Tigercats were reported in squadron. A total of 364 were accepted.
File $5.00
As you can see, Lok Man TSAI, known as great_plans on eBay, has increased the wing span to 103 inches.
Enlarged like this makes this plan unusable.
Lok, you are one of the most stupidest chinks a whore of a mother ever gave birth to.
I can plainly see why you had to steal your entire life.
Your such a Dumass.
To quote a real man.
''Life's tough......it's even tougher if you're stupid.''
-- John Wayne
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