Curtiss Export Falcon (oz14432)
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Curtiss Export Falcon. Free flight scale model biplane fighter, for rubber power.
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(oz14432)
Curtiss Export Falcon
by Robert Dent
from Dallaire Models
1935
24in span
Scale Rubber F/F Biplane Military Fighter Kit
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 20/02/2023
Filesize: 975KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: RogerB
Downloads: 524
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A pretty restoration of the 90yo plan of a pretty airplane. Thank you, Roger, nicely done!Miguel - 12/03/2023
Miguel, I cannot take credit for restoring this set of plans. I found it on eBay (along with a few others) a few months ago and sent the scans to Steve where someone else (Steve?) put the scans together and cleaned them up. Who ever piece together the scans and cleaned them up did a phenomenal job, I agree!
RogerB - 12/03/2023
Aw, yes that was me. They were good clean scans, high res too, really the time taken was just to align and piece together the (12, I think?) A4 sections together.
SteveWMD - 12/03/2023
Steve, to align and piece together scans is harder than it appears sometimes (at least for me). Especially when the scans are not straight or when the scans are not scaled the same in the X or Y direction. I know I have tried to piece together some of the scans I sent you and have had a tough time with a few. I do want to thank you and Mary for having this portal for plans and to let you know that I really appreciate the time you and others who piece together these plans for all of us to enjoy. Thanks!
RogerB - 12/03/2023
I see, Roger, you're the philanthropist who coughed up in order to bring this plan to us, while Steve gave out of his precious time to raise this 12-piece puzzle to such dazzling height! Time being generally accepted as money, both may be construed as equivalent in merit :)
Miguel - 12/03/2023
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