Jungmeister 133 (oz5339)
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Bucker Bu133 Jungmeister. Radio control scale biplane for .60 power.
Quote: "Hi Steve; I scratch built a Bucker Bu133 Jungmeister from PICA plans after the company went dark. I borrowed the plans from a friend but unfortunately they had been cut up. The plane flies great and is more than 5 years old. Years ago I found a TIFF file of the Bucker on the internet, once posted by Georgia Combat, but that link is now gone. Attached are PDF files created from the tiffs using Hogal's tutorial. Hopefully I have scaled them right as this is my first try at it. This is a good scratch build for an experienced modeller, and it fits in a station wagon without removing the wings. Enjoy."
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Update 26/02/2014: Replaced this plan with a clearer copy at 300 dpi thanks to dfritzke.
Update 01/05/2020: Added kit review from MAN August 1981, thanks to RFJ.
Supplementary file notes
Alternate version of the same plan, for easier printing. This is the same scan, but spread over 4x sheets, each one sized approx 26in x 39in. You will need to assemble and tape the first 2 sheets together, after printing.
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(oz5339)
Jungmeister 133
by Morten Tanger
from Pica
60in span
Scale IC R/C Biplane Kit
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 12/02/2014
Filesize: 1356KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: mjb, dfritzke
Downloads: 6455
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Fiberglass Specialities do a Cowl and 'fenders' at 1/4 scale, though the plan scales out at 1/4.33 scale.Marty - 09/03/2014
The Fiberglass Specialties cowl for this Jungmeister is their 1/5 scale cowl, part no. DP 5.
mjb - 11/03/2014
Here are some pictures of my Pica Jungmeister built from plans and finished after Dave Platt's model in RCM [more pics 003-006]. It's now 10 years old and still flying.
mjb - 05/04/2018
Is It Possible To Buy A Wing Kit For Pica Jungmeister
Ray - 04/07/2021
Bonsoir. I have a Bucker 133 from Svenson I would like to know the travel elevator and aileron direction feelings the best bucker scale 1.4 merci d avance
LAMBERT alain - 23/01/2024
bonjour, following my request concerning the aileron depth and fin clearances of the bucker 133 from svenson what are their values ??and is the centering good on the plane as well as the incidence of the upper wing is negative for what reason.
Sentiments les meilleurs,
LAMBERT alain - 07/07/2024
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- Jungmeister 133 (oz5339)
- Plan File Filesize: 1356KB Filename: Jungmeister_133_oz5339.pdf
- Supplement Filesize: 948KB Filename: Jungmeister_133_oz5339_alternate_4_sheets.pdf
- Supplement Filesize: 3811KB Filename: Jungmeister_133_oz5339_review.pdf
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