P-51 Mustang (oz11459)

 

P-51 Mustang (oz11459) by Tom Stryker 1993 - plan thumbnail

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P-51 Mustang. Radio control scale model WWII fighter. Combat scale. Wingspan 37-1/4 in, wing area 240 sq in. For .12 - .15 engines, and three channels.

Scale is 1/12.

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Note: this here is the plan as kitted by Progressive Aviation. The same design appeared in MAN. See P-51D Mustang (oz11929) for more details and full article (titled: "WWII Combat Duo").

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User comments

Thank you so much for uploading this plan. I'm such a fan of these PMA plans :)
Hubert - 21/10/2019
Here are some pics of my scratch built model [pics 005-008]. I included a pic of the inside and how I did my servo trays since the plan leaves that up to the builder. Also the air cooler isn't glued to the wing like the plan says. I opted to make it bolt on with the wing due to my battery location which is just behind the cooler piece in a box I made in the former. This allowed me to get the correct c.g. without adding extra weight. I'm using a O.S. .15la which flys perfect in this model. I'm more than happy to share more pics of the build process if you would like.
JakeW - 09/12/2020
Hi! Here are some photos of the P-51 Mustang [main pic, 009-012]. I have built a number models from the P-51 plan from Tom Stryker. I have built them for their original purpose, WW2 1:12 Aircombat and I have also competed with them. Changes I have made are:
Engine upside down.
Plastic engine cowling.
Changed wing profile (the original is symmetrical and has no washout).
Balsa covered foam wings.
All changes are not on all my models. For anyone looking to build this model I would highly recommend another wing profile as it makes a huge difference to the performance of the model. I think I used NACA 2410 and about 5 mm washout.
Engine: OS 15LA
Prop: APC 8x4
Servos: Hitec HS 81
850 mAh receiver acc
Canopy and markings are from SIG, Oracover covering. The Mustang also works well with an electric setup! It is a fun model to build and with the changes I have made I am very happy with them, else I would not have built so many I guess.
KF Pettersson - 10/07/2022
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