Looking for Profile Shoestring plans
#1
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 11
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
From: Brigham City, UT
I have two Shoestring models in my hanger. One was built by my father in the '50s, the other built by my brother and I. A friend at work and I were talking today about profile planes and he saw the picture I have of one of my "Shoes". He asked me if I had plans for the plane. He said he might like to built one larger for R/C. Does anyone have a copy of the plans for the Shoestring with the built up wing and profile fuselage? Or does anyone know where I can download a set on a PDF maybe? Hope you can help. Thanks
#3
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 11
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
From: Brigham City, UT
Thanks Dennis, I'll give it a shot. Ever try to convert a control line plane to R/C? I'm thinking about doing that with a Oriental or an Aries. Any thoughts?
#5
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 11
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
From: Brigham City, UT
Called Brodak, no go on the shoestring plans. They don't have the rights to build kits of the shoestring. Ideas???
#6

John Pond used to sell a Carl Goldberg Shoestring Stunter plan (#81C2). AMA took over his plans and have it listed as plan #31142 for $30. At that price, perhaps they had to pay for the rights to sell the plan.
George
George
#7
Over_The_Edge,
did you ever find your Shoestring plans? I recently bought a set of Buster plans from a seller on Ebay. He seems to have them on a regular basis for the Shoestring and Buster. I was not overly impressed with the plans as he said you could build from the plans. You could but I prefer to have templates of all of the parts to do it with! The only template was of the wing ribs, elevator, and rudder. The ribs were on a photocopied page (that chopped off the top of one of the ribs) that someone sent him that had a kit. There was no fuselage template and looked mostly like the Carl Goldberg plan but redrawn somewhat. I was not overly impressed with them but they are usable. He also sent a shrunken copy of the original Carl Goldberg assembly plan but that was on 4 regular 8-1/2"x11" sheets that you had to tape together to get the page.
I also just contacted Hobbico/Great Planes about obtaining the plans from their Goldberg Skylane 62 RC kit and you might try the same thing for the Shoestring plans since Great Planes and Hobbico just bought Carl Goldberg. It sounded like they might have them but no idea what they are charging for them (assuming they do still have them).
Good luck.
did you ever find your Shoestring plans? I recently bought a set of Buster plans from a seller on Ebay. He seems to have them on a regular basis for the Shoestring and Buster. I was not overly impressed with the plans as he said you could build from the plans. You could but I prefer to have templates of all of the parts to do it with! The only template was of the wing ribs, elevator, and rudder. The ribs were on a photocopied page (that chopped off the top of one of the ribs) that someone sent him that had a kit. There was no fuselage template and looked mostly like the Carl Goldberg plan but redrawn somewhat. I was not overly impressed with them but they are usable. He also sent a shrunken copy of the original Carl Goldberg assembly plan but that was on 4 regular 8-1/2"x11" sheets that you had to tape together to get the page.
I also just contacted Hobbico/Great Planes about obtaining the plans from their Goldberg Skylane 62 RC kit and you might try the same thing for the Shoestring plans since Great Planes and Hobbico just bought Carl Goldberg. It sounded like they might have them but no idea what they are charging for them (assuming they do still have them).
Good luck.
#8

My Feedback: (1)
This is strange.. It's on the web site. BP-1464-clp-64
http://www.brodak.com/shop_search.ph...tsearch=clp-64
They also sell the SIG .. CL-13
http://www.brodak.com/shop_search.ph...ctsearch=cl-13
http://www.brodak.com/shop_search.ph...tsearch=clp-64
They also sell the SIG .. CL-13
http://www.brodak.com/shop_search.ph...ctsearch=cl-13



