Messerschmitt Me 329 (oz15611)
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Messerschmitt Me-329 V1. Free flight scale model, twin pusher layout, for rubber power. Wingspan 38 in.
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Quote: "Mary & Steve, Here's my latest plan. I was browsing the net looking for a unique flying wing. I'm partial to Warbirds and found the prototype of Messerschmitt Me-329 v1 twin pusher flying wing, looks like the Me-163 Komet only bigger. I've been following Tom Hallman's spinoff of Pres Bruning's Boeing 306 with the Boeing 306c twin pusher. His videos of the model on YouTube are fantastic. Just type in Maxfliart's Boeing 306c and you'll find several videos of his build, 1st flight and many more as he has trimmed it for max flights! Here's a direct link to one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFH0r31S3u8
Well I've followed many of Tom's plan pointers using Don Srull's Lippich/Messerschmitt P-13 ribs. This plan hasn't been built yet but another one on the to do list! So many plans so little time! Thanks for considering this plan.
Regards,
Tom Akery/Sky9pilot
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Holy daffodil, Tom, another fine plan on an uncommon subject! Your comments are interesting as well.I'm still waiting for a dated plan list on the FFA, but it appears I have to find a comfier sofa :-D
Miguel - 23/10/2024
Miguel,
I've decided to add an additional page for each year in the coming years. The first page covers plans from my first to the year 2023. Page two covers the plans I've drawn in 2024. Hope this helps.
Sky9pilot/Tom Akery
Tom Akery - 23/10/2024
Hi Tom, as the saying goes, you are a modeller and a gentleman! With each subsequent page meaning a new year, it is my hope you'll be able to add many of them. Until the Maya calculate a new date for the end of the world at least :)
Miguel - 24/10/2024
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