Plans for the Runaround
#1
Guys,
I'm looking for a copy of the Dick Hanson Designed "Runaround". I know the plans were published in June/1985 Model Builder. If you have the magazine and can scan the article and plans which were published in the "Rag". That will do just fine.
Hoping to see a post here.
Tnx..
I'm looking for a copy of the Dick Hanson Designed "Runaround". I know the plans were published in June/1985 Model Builder. If you have the magazine and can scan the article and plans which were published in the "Rag". That will do just fine.
Hoping to see a post here.
Tnx..
#3
Tnx.. Ray,
I appreciate you looking this up and then posting the article and plans. These should do just fine. Again, I'm very appreciative of your help.
Kind regards,
I appreciate you looking this up and then posting the article and plans. These should do just fine. Again, I'm very appreciative of your help.
Kind regards,
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From: Pass Christian,
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Tony, the full sized plans are still available from Model Builder plans. Bill Northrup is in Henderson,NV and advertises in Flying Models. He has a huge selection.
Frank
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Frank,
I had already contacted "Bill" and to be honest. Bill must be supporting himself selling some of the old plans. I know this will sound a bit "Cheap" on my part, but $28.00 plus 7.50 shipping and they are FOLDED! ! ! Sorry but thats a bit "steep" too me for a set of plans for a 27 year old design which I'm sure is NOT Still on the "HOT" LIST of plans.
To tell you the difference, I got 4 or 5 copies of plans from Nic for the PP's and the Niris and with shipping I think it was $33.00. I just yesterday ordered a set of Plans for the Professional Cut which is a 94" ws aircraft x 80" Fuse, plus the Wing Drawing so two sheets and with shipping it was $17.00
I've built so many planes from the Magazine article, by simply "scaling" them up with a simple ruler made with a business card. Yeah, it takes a bit of work, to draw my plans on butcher paper, but this is my hobby and I enjoy building and I would rather spend the money on Balsa and plywood!
I had already contacted "Bill" and to be honest. Bill must be supporting himself selling some of the old plans. I know this will sound a bit "Cheap" on my part, but $28.00 plus 7.50 shipping and they are FOLDED! ! ! Sorry but thats a bit "steep" too me for a set of plans for a 27 year old design which I'm sure is NOT Still on the "HOT" LIST of plans.
To tell you the difference, I got 4 or 5 copies of plans from Nic for the PP's and the Niris and with shipping I think it was $33.00. I just yesterday ordered a set of Plans for the Professional Cut which is a 94" ws aircraft x 80" Fuse, plus the Wing Drawing so two sheets and with shipping it was $17.00
I've built so many planes from the Magazine article, by simply "scaling" them up with a simple ruler made with a business card. Yeah, it takes a bit of work, to draw my plans on butcher paper, but this is my hobby and I enjoy building and I would rather spend the money on Balsa and plywood!
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Hey Will,
Lets do the math here.... June/1985 When the Runaround was published in Model Builder. I did make a mistake though
because its 22 yrs old...not 27.
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Lets do the math here.... June/1985 When the Runaround was published in Model Builder. I did make a mistake though
because its 22 yrs old...not 27.[sm=shades_smile.gif]
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Tony, I did not know that Bill went up so much on his prices! Plan prices are now bordering on being prohibitive! A friend recently wrote me about a plan in MA being $32! He went to a copy place and had them blown up for $8.50 from the mag article.
Yes, I, too, have scaled up from the mag plan but the copy prices make that chore unnecessary.
I still think that the Runaround is a viable pattern ship. I think that it would be an ideal candidate for electric power.
Frank
Yes, I, too, have scaled up from the mag plan but the copy prices make that chore unnecessary.
I still think that the Runaround is a viable pattern ship. I think that it would be an ideal candidate for electric power.
Frank




