leadfootdriver

My Ultra Micro Corsair's airframe is toast, I crashed it way to many times and fixed it so much the glue makes it fly like hell, and I want to build my own Airframe. I want to do a profile depron foam Focke Wulf 190, but I'm having the hardest time tracking down plans for something this small, or plans that I could use to scale down can anyone help me? I would really appreciate any help I can get, and now that school is back in session and I can find a place to fly indoors this one airframe won't end up like the Corsair.

micro_builder

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Hows this? Any time I ever want plans, I just go to Google or whatever search engine, and type in the plane and 3 view, i.e. Focke Wulf 190 3 view (or plans, or drawings). There's a number of sites that have a TON of 3 view drawings like this one, I've use this page many many times! Depending on your printer software, you should be able to scale it to whatever size you need.

Nick

kzart

The best thing Ive found to do w these lil parts is to copy larger plans in smaller scale...3mm depron w carbon fiber... keep wingspan around original size and just copy paiste from net. good sites http://plans.aerofred.com/cat8.htmor copy and paiste from sites where people are selling)...general rule for ballancing the home builds, ballance around 3/4 way up maine wing....keep the weight the same as what u started with, wich means a profile most likely....not an expert, just learning myself...hope it helped....sry 4 garbeld writting....2 yr old on lap andlack ofsleep, another reason i have to rubuild my planes this way... lol