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10-20-2021, 07:09 AM
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I dont know if i should post this here but hear goes \. I have a set of planes for a Tiger 60. and would like to find someone to enlarge them for me. I want the plane so i can put a G-62 engine in it. just let me know the cost and i will also pay shipping both ways. I have no way to enlarge them myself. If there is someone there please let me know. My email is [email protected].
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I dont know if i should post this here but hear goes \. I have a set of planes for a Tiger 60. and would like to find someone to enlarge them for me. I want the plane so i can put a G-62 engine in it. just let me know the cost and i will also pay shipping both ways. I have no way to enlarge them myself. If there is someone there please let me know. My email is [email protected].
Thanks
10-23-2021, 06:45 AM
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You can send them to someone like "HemiKiller" Dennis Keegan ( [email protected]), he can enlarge them
to whatever size you need them to be. It can be in a digital form as the attached here so that all of the parts are
enlarged. But you will more than likely need to still make some adjustments when cutting out and assembling
the aircraft, remember everything is enlarged, especially the line thickness, which is where you may encounter
the problem. Also the wood thicknesses may have to be adjusted, otherwise you will end up with a very heavy
aircraft. I have attached a digital file you can download and figure out what size you will need to enlarge to
accommodate the G-62
The plan was downloaded from https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=11032
to whatever size you need them to be. It can be in a digital form as the attached here so that all of the parts are
enlarged. But you will more than likely need to still make some adjustments when cutting out and assembling
the aircraft, remember everything is enlarged, especially the line thickness, which is where you may encounter
the problem. Also the wood thicknesses may have to be adjusted, otherwise you will end up with a very heavy
aircraft. I have attached a digital file you can download and figure out what size you will need to enlarge to
accommodate the G-62
The plan was downloaded from https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=11032
10-24-2021, 01:55 AM
#3
Originally Posted by Bill Diedrich
You can send them to someone like "HemiKiller" Dennis Keegan ( [email protected]com), he can enlarge them
to whatever size you need them to be. It can be in a digital form as the attached here so that all of the parts are
enlarged. But you will more than likely need to still make some adjustments when cutting out and assembling
the aircraft, remember everything is enlarged, especially the line thickness, which is where you may encounter
the problem. Also the wood thicknesses may have to be adjusted, otherwise you will end up with a very heavy
aircraft. I have attached a digital file you can download and figure out what size you will need to enlarge to
accommodate the G-62
The plan was downloaded from https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=11032
to whatever size you need them to be. It can be in a digital form as the attached here so that all of the parts are
enlarged. But you will more than likely need to still make some adjustments when cutting out and assembling
the aircraft, remember everything is enlarged, especially the line thickness, which is where you may encounter
the problem. Also the wood thicknesses may have to be adjusted, otherwise you will end up with a very heavy
aircraft. I have attached a digital file you can download and figure out what size you will need to enlarge to
accommodate the G-62
The plan was downloaded from https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=11032
As said, additional engineering will still be needed, at least to account for material thicknesses. A larger version may also need additional wing ribs or even fuselage formers.
10-24-2021, 03:46 AM
#4
Originally Posted by perttime
The plans on Outerzone (PDF or CAD) look like something that a local copy or printers' shop would be able to reproduce in a size that you like.
As said, additional engineering will still be needed, at least to account for material thicknesses. A larger version may also need additional wing ribs or even fuselage formers.
As said, additional engineering will still be needed, at least to account for material thicknesses. A larger version may also need additional wing ribs or even fuselage formers.
at doing what he does and is also a model builder. His pricing is a lot less than commercial blue print and copy shops like Fed Ex- Kinko's and others.
