Heinkel He 162 (oz5522)

 

Heinkel He 162 (oz5522) by Nick Ziroli 1975 - plan thumbnail

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Heinkel 162. Sport scale model for 4 channel radio and .40 cu in ducted fan units. Span 56in, wing area 450 sq in. Midwest kit, this design used a veneered foam wing, so no ribs are shown.

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Heinkel He 162 (oz5522) by Nick Ziroli 1975 - model pic

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  • (oz5522)
    Heinkel He 162
    by Nick Ziroli
    from Midwest (ref:142)
    1975 
    56in span
    Scale IC R/C Military Fighter Kit
    clean :)
    formers unchecked
  • Submitted: 24/04/2014
    Filesize: 553KB
    Format: • PDFbitmap
    Credit*: wilbender
    Downloads: 6296

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User comments

Note this one looks to be slightly out of scale - thanks to DerrickScott for checking - the wingspan measures 60in, but the title block says it is a 56in plan.
SteveWMD - 17/09/2017
The difference in wingspan is due to the angled wingtip on the finished model and the tip shown flat (for true shape) in the elevation wing plan. It is all correct, to me.
Pit - 17/09/2017
Ah, thanks Pit, of course - that makes sense. Correct at 56in span, then.
SteveWMD - 17/09/2017
Well the plan may print correctly, however the Scale accuracy is way off. Wings, as immediate example, are much longer than they are in real life
anon - 24/11/2017
Yes. It's a sport-scale model. So that is standard procedure.
SteveWMD - 24/11/2017
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