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**GEEDUBBYA** · 08-01-2007

Howdy Guys,

Ok, one of my all time favorite aircraft was the B 58 Hustler. Designed as a supersonic nuclear delivery platform, it never saw action in this role (thank goodness).
Anyway, one of my favorite cardmodel sites used to offer a free card model of it, but removed the model from the site about a year ago.
However, in my vast searches thru google, I have once again found the free model download in .pdf format.
So, without further delay, here is the link to the translated version of the webpage offering the free model, which includes some amazing photos of the completed model, a link to download the model and, a photographic account of "how to build" the model.

http://translate.google.com/translat...D%26safe%3Doff

Below are photos from the site (both completed pics and a few from the instructions page):

Below is from the "how to" page:

How B-58 to assemble
Construction of aluminum foil

　When the part is quarried out, the part which becomes the muscle carving (the line of gray) with the ball-point pen you trace in strengthening.
　Also the marking which is pasted from after attaches the marker.

　When it rubs with the ruler, the line of the muscle carving floats.

　It increases the aluminum foil with with the ruler.
When the paper is put between, it seems that the damage is difficult to be done to the aluminum
　Both sides doing alternately, when the wrinkle is gone, completion.

Tracing with the needle, the completion ~!

With the paste the chart of the part is pasted in the aluminum foil.

The needle which was remodelled a little

How to assemble

The nose is made.

The fin and rudder is attached.

Body (on) with chart of main wing

(The rest of the instructions are found by looking at the bottom of the above link).

So, there you have it. all you have to do is go to the above link and then click on the download link to download the parts pages. Print them onto a heavy guage paper such as photo paper (although I am sure someone here could probably convert the parts to another medium like balsa or even thin sheet metal if they tried).
The aliminum foil discussed in the instructions and on the main page is not required, but you have to agree, it does make the model look nice.

Have a good day,

Greg

08-01-2007	#1 (permalink)
GEEDUBBYA Moderator Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Pine Bluff, Arkansas Real Name: Greg My Models: model planes tanks and helicopters as well as missiles and rockets Visit GEEDUBBYA's Gallery Posts: 1,030 Images: 329	Free B 58 Hustler Cardmodel *Howdy Guys,* *Ok, one of my all time favorite aircraft was the B 58 Hustler. Designed as a supersonic nuclear delivery platform, it never saw action in this role (thank goodness).* *Anyway, one of my favorite cardmodel sites used to offer a free card model of it, but removed the model from the site about a year ago.* *However, in my vast searches thru google, I have once again found the free model download in .pdf format.* So, without further delay, here is the link to the translated version of the webpage offering the free model, which includes some amazing photos of the completed model, a link to download the model and, a photographic account of "how to build" the model. http://translate.google.com/translat...D%26safe%3Doff *Below are photos from the site (both completed pics and a few from the instructions page):* *Below is from the "how to" page:* How B-58 to assemble Construction of aluminum foil 　When the part is quarried out, the part which becomes the muscle carving (the line of gray) with the ball-point pen you trace in strengthening. 　Also the marking which is pasted from after attaches the marker. 　When it rubs with the ruler, the line of the muscle carving floats. 　It increases the aluminum foil with with the ruler. When the paper is put between, it seems that the damage is difficult to be done to the aluminum 　Both sides doing alternately, when the wrinkle is gone, completion. Tracing with the needle, the completion ~! With the paste the chart of the part is pasted in the aluminum foil. The needle which was remodelled a little How to assemble The nose is made. The fin and rudder is attached. Body (on) with chart of main wing (The rest of the instructions are found by looking at the bottom of the above link). So, there you have it. all you have to do is go to the above link and then click on the download link to download the parts pages. Print them onto a heavy guage paper such as photo paper (although I am sure someone here could probably convert the parts to another medium like balsa or even thin sheet metal if they tried). *The aliminum foil discussed in the instructions and on the main page is not required, but you have to agree, it does make the model look nice.* *Have a good day,* *Greg*