IAR 80 (oz13112)

 

IAR 80 (oz13112) by Tom Akery 2016 - plan thumbnail

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IAR 80. Rubber scale model of the Rumanian WWII fighter.

Direct submission to Outerzone.

Quote: "It’s always nice to have a group of friends to kick modeling subjects around with. One day the subject just happened to be aircraft with Romanian markings. Naturally the lone Romanian fighter aircraft of WW2 came up, the IAR80…of which plans are either rare or very difficult to find. Within 24 hours a member of our group, Tom Akery had produced a pseudo dime-scale plan to work from. Tom cautioned me to beware of any errors he might have made in design, to which I responded there was nothing a blade, sanding-block and glue couldn’t rectify. Thanks, Tom. Be certain to check out the original spec data and operational history at Wikipedia. And thank you to Steve and Mary at Outerzone! Neal"

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IAR 80 (oz13112) by Tom Akery 2016 - model pic

Datafile:
  • (oz13112)
    IAR 80
    by Tom Akery
    2016 
    16in span
    Scale Rubber F/F LowWing Military
    clean :)
    all formers complete :)
  • Submitted: 17/06/2021
    Filesize: 424KB
    Format: • PDFvector
    Credit*: NealGreen
    Downloads: 768

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User comments

Really a rare thing this plan. Thanks for sharing it.
Hubert - 19/06/2021
Neal, thank you for yet another obscure and beautifully rendered subject. Your submissions are always enlightening!
Jan Novick - 19/06/2021
I come from Slovakia and I am interested in airplanes and RC models. That's why I took the liberty of sending a new plan for a World War II fighter.
IAR-80_ROMANIA 59.1 in range. Control line profile scale model. Wingspan 150.114 cm, for 1 x 3.26 cc engine or for RC 6.52 - 9.78 cc engines. You can also build the IAR-80 ROMANIA as an RC model controlled by a 6-channel transmitter.
You can also set up the IAR-80 ROMANIA as an RC model controlled by a 6-channel transmitter. It's worth a try. I just attach my opinion and plan for the complete construction of the model. I'm sending it to admin@outerzone.co.uk Good luck flying.
Juraj Žitnan - 23/06/2021
Thanks Juraj. Have added your new plan of the 59 inch model at IAR 80 (oz13134) now.
SteveWMD - 29/06/2021
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