PBY Plans
02-03-2004 | 11:52 PM
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From: Prescott, AZ
PBY Plans
I am but a poor college student looking for plans for a PBY and read that RCM has plans for it. I have no idea what RCM stands for or how to get to thier web stie. If anyone can help me or if you have a set of plans you would like to get rid of at a low price that would be GREAT!!
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PS I am looking for a wingspan of about 5 feet or so.
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PS I am looking for a wingspan of about 5 feet or so.
02-04-2004 | 04:17 AM
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From: Melbourne Victoria, AUSTRALIA
RE: PBY Plans
Go to your browser and type in www.rcmmagazine.com and it will bring up Radio Control Modeler magazine home page. It`s easy to find the plans from there. A plan for a PBY with a span of about 65" is available for US$16.50.
02-29-2004 | 10:46 PM
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From: Montreal, QC, CANADA
RE: PBY Plans
I built my PBY from the RCM plan, you can see the model at different stage of construction at :
http://pages.infinit.net/heliweb/pby.htm
This is not an easy to build project, there is a lots of parts to carve from balsa blocks moreover, the fuselage is sheeted from 1/64 plywood then covered with monokote, this is a challenging task, but the end result worth the effort, by the way, this is not a true scale model.
Dominic
http://pages.infinit.net/heliweb/pby.htm
This is not an easy to build project, there is a lots of parts to carve from balsa blocks moreover, the fuselage is sheeted from 1/64 plywood then covered with monokote, this is a challenging task, but the end result worth the effort, by the way, this is not a true scale model.
Dominic
