Beaver (oz16522)
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Beaver. Radio control sport scale model. Wingspan 45 in, for .049 to .15 engine.
Discontinued kit from SIG.
Note this plan used the SIG (straight) molded foam wing. For a plan showing how to construct a replacement wing in balsa see: Sig Foam Wing Straight (oz16514) thanks to MarkWinstanley.
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Planfile includes full build instructions.
Quote: "Place the fuselage sides over the plan, and using a ball point pen draw the thrust line on the sheet sides, making a right and left. Use these lines to determine the correct angle of incidence when attaching the wing and stabilizer.
Place the 3/32 fuselage sides on a flat building surface that will take pins. Insulation board makes an excellent building board and can be purchased at most lumber yards. Using Sig Bond glue the 1/4 triangles to the top and bottom edge of the fuse sides, also along the wing saddle piece..."
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(oz16522)
Beaver
by Jack Bales
from SIG (ref:RC-18)
1968
45in span
Scale IC R/C Kit
clean :)
formers unchecked
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Submitted: 13/01/2026
Filesize: 319KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: dfritzke
Downloads: 283
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Typo, molded, not moulded, I have made that same “misteak”!Dave
PS got the Sig Scamp scanned, you will get it soon.
Dave - 19/01/2026
Aha, got it. Fixed the spelling now. Cheers :)
SteveWMD - 19/01/2026
Hi, Molded is the correct American spelling of the word just look at the sig adverts to see it in use.
simon rogers - 20/01/2026
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