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**GEEDUBBYA** · 06-04-2007

Howdy guys,

Well, this particular version of this aircraft has always caught my eye. Its a "plain jane" version of an aircraft that everyone sees on a daily basis....although usually abit more colorful than the military trainer version of black and white.
I built a card model of the cessna 172 skyhawk sometime ago and even went so far as to recolor one to look like the one pictured above......then this minicraft model came along and there was no need for the paper version anymore lol. However if anyone would like a copy of the paper model version of the cessna 172 skyhawk, (black and white, no color or call letters on it), you can find it by clicking the disk icon here:

it is in .pdf format and can be painted as desired once assembled.

have a good day,

Greg

06-04-2007	#5 (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: 1,002 Images: 329	*Howdy guys,* Well, this particular version of this aircraft has always caught my eye. Its a "plain jane" version of an aircraft that everyone sees on a daily basis....although usually abit more colorful than the military trainer version of black and white. I built a card model of the cessna 172 skyhawk sometime ago and even went so far as to recolor one to look like the one pictured above......then this minicraft model came along and there was no need for the paper version anymore lol. However if anyone would like a copy of the paper model version of the cessna 172 skyhawk, (black and white, no color or call letters on it), you can find it by clicking the disk icon here: *it is in .pdf format and can be painted as desired once assembled.* *have a good day,* *Greg*