Dornier Do-26BV3
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Hi Water-Model Fliers!
I'm building a 1/14th scale model of the Dornier Do26BV3. The reduced-size plans are from Gene Falada. The model has retractable floats and 'elevatable' rear-motor nacelles/motors. I'm pretty far along with construction, and currently trying to figure out how to hook up the flight battery packs (currently 4-cell A123 packs). Photo below.
Cheers, and happy holidays,
Dave Plummer
Bellevue, WA
I'm building a 1/14th scale model of the Dornier Do26BV3. The reduced-size plans are from Gene Falada. The model has retractable floats and 'elevatable' rear-motor nacelles/motors. I'm pretty far along with construction, and currently trying to figure out how to hook up the flight battery packs (currently 4-cell A123 packs). Photo below.
Cheers, and happy holidays,
Dave Plummer
Bellevue, WA
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Hi B314 Mec!
I purchased a set of 1/10th-scale plans for the Dornier from Gene Falada ([email protected]) - I don't know if Gene still has them for sale, but you could try his email, or do a quick search for him or other sources via Google, etc.
Gene's plans lack a fair amount of detail in some areas, but are pretty close to the available 3 views on the aircraft. There doesn't seem to be much information available from the Smithsonian, but there are a few 1/72 plastic models still available, and another larger (than my) scale project described on one of the scale-model forums.
Unfortunately, I just tossed my copy of Falada's plans a week or so earlier (got to get serious about downsizing), although I still have the reduced-size set that I made for my 1/14th scale model.
Have you started a thread on your Super Wal - must be a challenging project!
Regards,
Dave P.
I purchased a set of 1/10th-scale plans for the Dornier from Gene Falada ([email protected]) - I don't know if Gene still has them for sale, but you could try his email, or do a quick search for him or other sources via Google, etc.
Gene's plans lack a fair amount of detail in some areas, but are pretty close to the available 3 views on the aircraft. There doesn't seem to be much information available from the Smithsonian, but there are a few 1/72 plastic models still available, and another larger (than my) scale project described on one of the scale-model forums.
Unfortunately, I just tossed my copy of Falada's plans a week or so earlier (got to get serious about downsizing), although I still have the reduced-size set that I made for my 1/14th scale model.
Have you started a thread on your Super Wal - must be a challenging project!
Regards,
Dave P.