Sky Van Plans
#4
RE: Sky Van Plans
I believe Flying models has plan CF721 as the S330 commuter as a co2 FF model. Would convert nicely to electric or if enlarged small gas
http://www.carstens-publications.com...&returnpage=68
Tom
http://www.carstens-publications.com...&returnpage=68
Tom
#6
RE: Sky Van Plans
Pete
Also found just three views with google of this French site for the little origina twin tail
http://membres.lycos.fr/wings2/3vues/3vues.html
Look for the Short SC7
Tom
Also found just three views with google of this French site for the little origina twin tail
http://membres.lycos.fr/wings2/3vues/3vues.html
Look for the Short SC7
Tom
#8
RE: Sky Van Plans
Hi,
Try this download :
http://members.fortunecity.co.uk/slmohr/rcplan6.htm
The Skyvan plan is on that page
Very difficult to get a good 3-view drawing of the plane or the Shorts 330 or 360 version.
Anyway....enjoy
Reuben
Try this download :
http://members.fortunecity.co.uk/slmohr/rcplan6.htm
The Skyvan plan is on that page
Very difficult to get a good 3-view drawing of the plane or the Shorts 330 or 360 version.
Anyway....enjoy
Reuben
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RE: Sky Van Plans
Cambria Model Aircraft (UK) put out a Shorts Skyvan 3 R/C kit (96" wingspan) back in the 1980's. It took some scrounging on my part but I was able to track one down some years ago. It's still sitting in the box waiting to be built.
The book The Advanced Guide to Radio Control Sport Flying by Douglas R. Pratt (TAB Books, Inc., Blue Ridge Summit, PA, 17294) has a construction article on the Skyvan.
The book The Advanced Guide to Radio Control Sport Flying by Douglas R. Pratt (TAB Books, Inc., Blue Ridge Summit, PA, 17294) has a construction article on the Skyvan.