duncan

...found another one. Not so elegant. This and the previous post came from an interesting site by a master draughtsman in Florida who re-draws vintage and classic models to a very high standard. They are inexpensive considering the work that goes into them and with the £ to $ rate very favourable at the moment this is the time to buy some great plans from the past. The site is very entertaining too with his on-going war with forgers and scam merchants. He warns you that it is politically incorrect (girlie pictures..all in the best possible taste) His list is vast and includes control-line, f/f, r/c, seaplanes. Worth an hour just browsing. www.myunclewillies.com

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wonwinglo

*** Duncan I think this is a Crusader with a bit of artistic licence,it would sure be a way of evaluating the configuration without going the twin route,it looks good anyway,I may just be tempted here ?

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www.wonwinglo.scale-models.net/

wonwinglo

http://www.wonwinglo.scale-models.net/id40.htm

Thanks to Kiwi who has made this possible everyone now has access to the Crusader plans,they are easy to scale up or down as required and can if required be printed direct from the site,if you need to work offline just right click and 'save to' wherever you wish,then print them out,if you need them bigger place into a paint programme and re-scale.
Three cheers for Kiwi !!

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'And there I was oil on my goggles from a broken pipe,then I looked at the altimeter,all I could see was the makers name !'
www.wonwinglo.scale-models.net/

duncan

Good on yer, Nev !....and you too Barry.