Piper Cub Coupe (oz5246)
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Piper Cub Coupe. Free flight scale model.
Quote: "Greetings from the wild west! I cleaned up some recent postings on the RC Groups.com 'vintage and old time plans forum'. I then created PDF files just for you. I am concerned that you don't yet have every model airplane plane plan ever printed... Piper J5 Cub Coup [40 in.]_Schroder_Eagle Model Co. Plan was clean but probably scanned without being flattened, so it was a bit of a chore to adjust for wrinkles and distortions on the fold lines. Instruction area had especially bad text, but I could read it. I restored the text and rebuilt instructions with new border lines and with a guess for what the original print layout would have looked like. Printwood part numbers were hard to read but a good scan job. I prefer to scan in color to make it easier to separate inked lines from wood grain. Oh, well. I didn't try to research the correct names using the plan. Pay attention to the balsa thickness, not everything is 1/16 inch!"
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Printwood formers.
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(oz5246)
Piper Cub Coupe
by Walt Schroder
from Eagle Model Aircraft
1944
40in span
Scale IC F/F Cabin Civil Kit
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Found online 14/01/2014 at:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=27166884...
Filesize: 1382KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: eliworm, engineer
Downloads: 4177
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- Piper Cub Coupe (oz5246)
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