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degreen60 05-21-2008 07:38 PM

Go take a look at this. Who is going to be the first to build this and put it in a WW1 model RC plane.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_-HhEfH1XQ[/media]

Cookie 05-21-2008 09:23 PM

I'll do it. I'll get started on it tomorrow. Just send your money and I'll get started on it :Q

scalercflyer 05-22-2008 12:43 AM

Welcome!
 
Let me echo the thoughts and good wishes of my fellow WWI enthusiasts and extend a hearty welcome to you matador :) ! Welcome back to the greatest hobby man ever concieved. ;) You will find many new friends and like minded individuals here. :D As for plans, I posted many threads ago, some of the plans I have available to any and all here at WattFlyers WWI post. You have but to ask and I will see if I have the plans for the WWI plane you are interested in scratch building. I do not sell any of them. I simply ask that you pay for copying and postage if you wish a copy of any set of plans. My collection is quite large and I probably have what you want. I am, however, partial to German fighters and I HATE RED airplanes :mad: (you'll learn it's an inside joke)! All the Best, Martin

Biplane Murphy 05-22-2008 01:26 AM

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Here's my latest progress on my tripe painting project....Streaked camo paint on the fuselage...

Biplane Murphy 05-22-2008 01:28 AM


Originally Posted by degreen60 (Post 410725)
Go take a look at this. Who is going to be the first to build this and put it in a WW1 model RC plane.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_-HhEfH1XQ[/media]

OK....I want one of those now.

WWI Ace 05-22-2008 06:00 PM

I don't think they make that engine small enough to fit into your Udet tripe!! Steve

scalercflyer 05-23-2008 12:08 AM

Sweet
 
Man Murph!!! That tripe looks sweet!;-) :D Great job! :):D;) I can't wait to see pics of her when she's done. :D Keep up the good work. Martin

Biplane Murphy 05-23-2008 12:26 AM

Thanks Marty...

I am just about to paint the streaked camo on the top of the lower wing...got it all taped up...

Biplane Murphy 05-23-2008 03:48 AM

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Well...Painted the top of the lower wing for the tripe...

matador527 05-23-2008 04:09 AM

I appreciate the nice welcome, SCALERCFLYER. I'm still trying to find plans for a Morane Type "L" and/or Fokker D-8, which I can use for trainers. Saw a cute idea for simulating warped wings by sort of hiding ailerons I want to try out.
I realize that what I am considering clever ideas are probably very old hat to you long-time builder/flyers, but it's so new to me it's all very fascinating.
If there are plans for these airplanes is a drawer somewhere, I'd sure be appreciative of knowing about them, and possibly talking you out of copies, which I'd be glad to pay for, along with packaging and shipping, of course! Thanks again!!!
(An interesting thing I noticed some time ago...back in the day when my dad was building warplanes for WWII, folks commonly refered to airplanes as "Ships" or "Planes"...but when I got into Air Force flying, they were ALWAYS refered to as "Airplanes"...anybody else take note of that?)


Biplane Murphy 05-23-2008 04:58 AM

Hi Matador.....

These guys have lots of plans and kits for endless WW1 planes...
Just scroll down the left side of the page...

Arizona Model Aircrafters
http://www.arizonamodels.com/index.php
Here's a Fokker DVIII
http://www.arizonamodels.com/product...roducts_id/158

These guys (AerodromeRC)have a Morane type L in 36" and 72"
http://www.aerodromerc.com/

degreen60 05-23-2008 12:44 PM


Originally Posted by matador527 (Post 411443)
(An interesting thing I noticed some time ago...back in the day when my dad was building warplanes for WWII, folks commonly refered to airplanes as "Ships" or "Planes"...but when I got into Air Force flying, they were ALWAYS refered to as "Airplanes"...anybody else take note of that?)

I was in Naval Air and we called them "birds"

scalercflyer 05-24-2008 12:57 AM

Plans
 
Matador, I have plans for both airplanes you mentioned. :D:) The Morane "L" is a Peter Rake plan with a 30" wingspan. The FOKKER DVIII comes in 2 sizes.... a 40" WS or a 68" WS! :eek: The larger DVIII is quite impressive. The wheels alone are 6 1/2" in diameter! Scale is 2 1/2" to 1 foot scale. You have but to say which one (or both) you want. I suspect, judging from the plans, the Morane would be easiest to build. Your call. :D Martin

WWI Ace 05-24-2008 02:53 AM

I know a guy that started a big one. I sure wish he'd finish it so I could see it!! Hint hint. Steve

WWI Ace 05-24-2008 02:56 AM

Hey Matador!! You might also try www.manzanolaser.com for plans and short kits. They do ALOT of Peter Rake stuff!! They are a husband and wife company and VERY nice people!! Steve

WWI Ace 05-24-2008 07:03 PM

I flew my 23"ws green Fokker tripe early this morning and i didn't see a single Camel!! Guess they were all scared!! Fear Me!! For I am the triplane flying Texican!!! Ha ha!! Steve

degreen60 05-24-2008 10:16 PM


Originally Posted by WWI Ace (Post 412203)
I flew my 23"ws green Fokker tripe early this morning and i didn't see a single Camel!! Guess they were all scared!! Fear Me!! For I am the triplane flying Texican!!! Ha ha!! Steve

Green Fokker flying close to ground, hiding amoung the trees. No wonder you didn't see a Camel. HAHA

Bub Steve 05-24-2008 10:24 PM

Fokker bub's
 
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Fokker bub's::I had Fokkers chase'in me all over the field Friday, Fokkers everywhere!!Steve and Murph would've been in heaven!! Most of the fokkers were fly'in spads and camels!! your bub,steve

WWI Ace 05-24-2008 11:09 PM

Good one Cooper!! Degreen, I couldn't fly low in the trees because there aren't any. Nothing but bomb craters at the front lines!! Were those Camels hiding in one of those? Steve

degreen60 05-25-2008 03:16 AM

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I crashed the plane I am using to learn to fly with ailerons into trees on the far side of my hay field. When I went to look for the plane I scared a deer away. When I looked down I was standing between these two. Made crashing the plane worth while.

Bub Steve 05-25-2008 03:28 AM

AuWWWWWWW!! Fawns!!There so cute, They stand around watch'in me from the tree-line alot ,your bub, steve

Biplane Murphy 05-25-2008 03:29 AM

Nice photos Degreen....:)

WWI Ace 05-25-2008 01:41 PM

Here you could be standing between fawns, coyotes, jackrabbits, or rattlesnakes!! Fixing to load up the wife and two youngest boys to drive 2 1/2 hours to a warbird fun fly. I was going to fly but I had an accident with my bigger tripe so I guess I'll just watch. I was hoping some more guys from the club would go but I guess not. Catch ya'll later!!! Steve

WWI Ace 05-25-2008 01:43 PM

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Here is the one I was gonna fly.

FlyingMonkey 05-25-2008 01:47 PM

isn't such a pretty color....


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