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I 'd like to make a mold of it if you want to send it to me.

Don

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Do you know what it is?

SJones

LA-1

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That's the second reply with a LA-1... Where do I find parts or any details for this plane?

Hook

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Yep Flywilly

I looked at other post that had LA-1 photos and it does look like the fuse.. now maybe I can find parts or plans to maybe build it or at least sell it!

Thanks!

Hook

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Hey Frequent

Some of the replys I got and what I have seen on other post ... it does look like a LA-1 ... If you are interested make me an offer and you can have it! Otherwise I wouldn't mind trying to find some plans and or parts to finish it.. Let me know..

Thanks

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The LA-1 instructions and plans are on the [link=http://www.aztecair.net/LA-1.htm]AztecAir[/link] website...

Looks like an LA-1 to me also...Kewl Airplane!!!

Chuck

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Thanks Chuck

Neil

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Hook
Sorry if you misunderstood me, I don't buy , folks send me planes and I bear the cost of making a mold and send you your fuselage back. Just to keep all of these old designs alive and available to everyone.

Thanks anyhow

PatternPilot

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That is a LA-1 designed by Geoff Combs... I flew several of these and then went to the LA-2's I have the plans and manuals and the plugs / molds for both of these planes...

I hope to be manufacturing soon with 20 other classic pattern planes... we are redoing the shop so we can make more room for oven and glass area.

scott anderson
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Also resemblance to the Miss Triss......

Hook

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Thanks Scott

Maybe if I decide to keep it I could get the items I need to finish it from you.

I have been to your field in Knoxville along time ago .. that is if it is the one off Pelissippi Hwy over looking the river or lake?

I am a member of the Nolicuckey R/C Club located on Hwy 107 in Greeneville.

Thanks to all that have helped me ID this plane...

Neil

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Neil,

The LA-1 was a great flying plane, I did mine as a taildragger and had a OS61 pumped rear exhaust on mine.....

it is a easy plane to build !

Yep that is the KCRC site...


scott

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Did you mean Mistress? Dave Von Linsowe's design? I believe the Mistress came first. There may be 'Mistress' influence on the LA-1 design as Dave and Geoff are from the same district and probably saw each other frequently at contests. I built 4 Mistresses and there are several differences - the most obvious being the angled leading edge of the rudder on the Mistress.
Keep us informed Scott, the LA-1 was a great flying airplane! Can you produce a mold from plans (for the glass kit) of the Mistress?
-Will B.

tobytorkn

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for the love of pete,scott when you get these desires done I want one. i flew a wood desire in my first pattern contest and kicked butt!!!! you don't know how much it meant to me to finally meet mike mcconville when i got older and was out of college. i would like to have one of each!!!! let me know. [email protected]
toby silhavy

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Here is a picture of the 120 Desire and Mike M

mawestera

Hello every one,

I am finishing a LA-2 Geoff Comps Designe and I do not have the CG on this plain. Also I realice that this plain needs a lot of counterweight to keep it on its tricycle. Is ther anybody who can give me some info on this.

Many thanks

Mike

flywilly

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Go to aerocomposiresrc.com
then go to their document library where you can download the plans for the LA-2