B-29 bomber plans
08-01-2003, 05:01 PM
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Hi, my name is Fernando and I am searching for plans for a B-29
Bomber to make Scratch Built the engine would be at least size
30 and max. 40. I am 12 years old and I can't find any plans.
Bomber to make Scratch Built the engine would be at least size
30 and max. 40. I am 12 years old and I can't find any plans.
08-01-2003, 06:18 PM
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Hello
The message posted above was done by my son.... just incase you're wondering I'll be assisting him on this project which will take some time to accomplish
He is close to solo and loves wardbirds (P51D and B-29)
The message posted above was done by my son.... just incase you're wondering I'll be assisting him on this project which will take some time to accomplish
He is close to solo and loves wardbirds (P51D and B-29)
08-07-2003, 11:44 AM
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Don Smith has a set of plans for a B-29. There are a bit larger than I think you want but you can have the plans scaled down to what ever size you want. There are also several kit cutters who can cut the kit if you want even if you scale it down.
http://www.donsmithplans.com
http://www.donsmithplans.com
08-27-2003, 02:42 PM
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Hi Patrick: You might want to get on the RCWarbirds.com website and go to the projects section. Randy Linderman built a smaller size B-29 and it turned out to be a very nice airplane. He also did a great looking B-25.
The B-29 is a bit of a more managable size for your son and you won't have to mortage the house to build one. It's worth a look anyway. Your son sounds like my kind of kid and I hope you get to spend many great hours together sharing this great hobby. I treasure the hours that I spent with my sons flying RC airplanes when they were growing up. I still fly with them and it's always good quality time together.
Jack Devine
The B-29 is a bit of a more managable size for your son and you won't have to mortage the house to build one. It's worth a look anyway. Your son sounds like my kind of kid and I hope you get to spend many great hours together sharing this great hobby. I treasure the hours that I spent with my sons flying RC airplanes when they were growing up. I still fly with them and it's always good quality time together.
Jack Devine
09-20-2003, 01:36 AM
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RE: B-29
I saw your info on B-29 plans. Would you know if anyone sells a B 24 kit or if there are any Royal kits out there? I am looking for a kit of one and would appreciate any info, leads, etc, Thx. Boss3025speed.
