F-16A Fighting Falcon (oz15633)
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F-16A Fighting Falcon. Free flight scale model jet fighter. Wingspan 15 in, length 24 in. Scale is 1/24.
Quote: "With instructions to build a model for static display or catapult launch flying model."
Planfile includes full build instructions.
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This multi-purpose model has been designed to give you a variety of building choices. You can build the model for static display on table top with landing gear in position. You can build the model for static display in flying mode without landing gear (simulated retract position) or you can build the model for flying either as a hand launch or catapault launched glider.
You must decide how you want to build your model now and then proceed accordingly. Choose a flat building board and always cover plan with a clear kitchen film to prevent parts from sticking to plan.
Step 1. Cover plan with any clear plastic kitchen wrap to prevent parts from sticking to plan. Carefully identify and remove Keel parts #K from diecut sheets and pin in place over full size drawing. Carefully push bulkheads #1 to #13 from diecut sheet. Mark center lines on top and bottom of each bulkhead..."
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Printwood.
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(oz15633)
F-16A Fighting Falcon
from Todays Hobbies (ref:J-1)
1988
15in span
Scale Glider F/F Military Fighter Kit
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 28/10/2024
Filesize: 10352KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: RogerB
Downloads: 569
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I'm tempted to build one but this thing looks like it would fly like a rock.tom adhoc - 02/11/2024
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