Craft Air Firebird Building Plans
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Craft Air Firebird Building Plans
Hi, I just got a Craft Air Firebird kit. Unfortunately, there were no building plans in the box. Would anybody here have a set of building plans for this kit? I'd be happy to cover postage and copying costs if you would be willing to provide a set. Thank you.
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Hi, I just got a Craft Air Firebird kit. Unfortunately, there were no building plans in the box. Would anybody here have a set of building plans for this kit? I'd be happy to cover postage and copying costs if you would be willing to provide a set. Thank you.
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Howdy juggler, I had bought & built one of these way back in the mid "80s" I loved that plane. It was only a few months old when it met its end in the center of our field while doing a full throttle low level pass. Wasn't much left after that. Fast forward to mid "90s" & I wanted to do another, but found they were discontinued in late "80s". I saw one in the classifieds in R/C Report & contacted the seller (Ron) by phone. Turns out he had the last one of the last run that was ever produced. He was also one of the persons that helped designed the Craft-air Firebird. I bought it & told him I would send him some pictures when I got it done. Well life took its toll on me for some years just after that & I wasn't able to build it till 2002 or 03. After I got it built, I tried to get in touch with Ron, but couldn't find him. I was finally able to contact him with the help from Gordon Banks, editor of R/C Report at that time. I sent Ron some pictures & we chatted some & had a great time talking about it & flying in general. I had & still flew that very same plane till Nov. 2012 when it was destroyed in our "paint ball shoot out" fun fly. I was lucky enough to have found another for sale about 5-6 yrs ago, so when I want to fly another one, I'll just build it up. It fly's like its on rails, very close to the "Ultra-sport" aircraft. Hope you have fun & enjoy both the build & flying. I have the plans if you still need them, just let me know.
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sorry guys, ive been VERY busy with 4 jobs & all that go with them & have not been on this site since new years day. anyway, not sure due to the site changes that have been done, but it appears some one is trying to get a hold of me about the Craft Air Firebird, im back up & should be more active here as some work load has eased up alot.
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Nice find J330! That sure brings back a lot of memories. Also... I didn't realize Office Depot had printers that big. Going to have to check them out. Thanks for the pdf!
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It's also on Outerzone, it's listed there as well. https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=12137
You can send the PDF to Ace - they ship plans routinely to hobbyists. I'm fortunate enough to be in driving distance. Ace Blueprinters of Brevard, Inc.
You can send the PDF to Ace - they ship plans routinely to hobbyists. I'm fortunate enough to be in driving distance. Ace Blueprinters of Brevard, Inc.
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I may have the plans … I had the kit long ago and keep all the plans. I know they won't be in great shape but I keep them rolled.
If they're still needed, let me know and I'll look, I'll just send them to who need it.
I don't get on here often so you can email me at [email protected] as I check that often.
If they're still needed, let me know and I'll look, I'll just send them to who need it.
I don't get on here often so you can email me at [email protected] as I check that often.
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