Help identify a few planes
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Hi all - I picked up a few planes at an estate sale and trying to identify some of them. Eventually I'd like to track down the manuals/plans to determine engine specs/CG, etc. There are a few so I'll number them. . . . Thanks.
PLANE #1: Bipe, 45" span
PLANE #1: Bipe, 45" span
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PLANE #4: I know it's a P-39. Span is 51" - Any idea who makes (made) it? (this one needs a little love to get back in the air)
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#1 is a Sportster 40 bipe. I have the plans and the manual.
#3 is the Speedy Bee. Have the plans of it somewhere.
PM me your adress and I will copy the plans and send the to you. You can download the manual for the Sportster 40 Bipe from the Great Planes Website.
#3 is the Speedy Bee. Have the plans of it somewhere.
PM me your adress and I will copy the plans and send the to you. You can download the manual for the Sportster 40 Bipe from the Great Planes Website.
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RE: Help identify a few planes
Hi all - Thanks for the help identifying these planes. Here's where I'm at. . .
#1: GP Sportster Bipe 40
#2: Still TBD - What's throwing me off is the rounded shape on the top of the nose (more pics below). Most sticks that I'm aware of are square. Also want to point out it's a tail dragger. Maybe an attempt to make a stick look like an Eindecker?
#3: Clancy Aviation Speedy Bee
#4: Jemco Fun Scale P-39
#5: Sig Kavalier
Now for a couple more. . . .
#1: GP Sportster Bipe 40
#2: Still TBD - What's throwing me off is the rounded shape on the top of the nose (more pics below). Most sticks that I'm aware of are square. Also want to point out it's a tail dragger. Maybe an attempt to make a stick look like an Eindecker?
#3: Clancy Aviation Speedy Bee
#4: Jemco Fun Scale P-39
#5: Sig Kavalier
Now for a couple more. . . .
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ORIGINAL: orbsah
Plane #6: Span = 59"
Plane #6: Span = 59"
This one is a Rogas modell Dalotel designed by Hanno Prettner. Great flying airplane I had one once. Usually when I build an airplane with a plastic cowl I will pull a mold and make a fibergless cowl. As luck would have it, I still have the mold if you would like a new cowl we could arrange it.
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Johnny Cashburn's Lucky fly, three sizes of these, can't remember what spans were but do remember what fantastic flyers they were, I had all three at one time.
Johnny Cashburn's Lucky fly, three sizes of these, can't remember what spans were but do remember what fantastic flyers they were, I had all three at one time.
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I really appreciate all the help identifying these planes. I have a couple more. . . .
PLANE #8: Electric/Wing span = 35"
PLANE #8: Electric/Wing span = 35"
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Sad to think this could be my collection someday, and my wife will sell them all for what I told her I paid for them.I better crash them all now whileI have the chanceThis is fun. Ithink 9 is a BIrd of time by Dynaflite?