Hi guys...I don't know why this one is calling my name. I feel like I saw a PDF for it once. I can not find it.

Do any of you have it in digits?

Thanks in advance,

Jim in NE MS

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?4827779-Dave-Platt-models-Pussy-Cat

Quote from: 944_Jim on December 02, 2025, 05:15:54 PM
Hi guys...I don't know why this one is calling my name. I feel like I saw a PDF for it once. I can not find it.

Do any of you have it in digits?

Thanks in advance,

Jim in NE MS

    Hi Jim;
   Standby regarding the Pussy Cat plans. I have the kit but don't remember what they show. This was one of three "cat" designs that Platt kitted, and I have been trying to find the other two. Just missed the middle one earlier this year!! These and the J Roberts Swift still keep eluding me! I need to pull the kit down and check out the plans.
  Type at you later,
   Dan McEntee

Thanks, Dan,
The 1/2A is the Pussy Cat at 24", the Tom Cat is for .09-.15 at 30". I have no idea what the third would be, but I'd guess probably close to 44" give or take.
Between the first two, I could hide the smaller one easier,.even after it is built.

I'm holding on now...but the one on RCG needs to disappear before I do something rash! It's the one that has me pining to see more of these planes.

i will be seeing Dave next week end and ask him ,but i am pretty sure he dosent have any plans left. RAD

Good evening, Gents,

As much as I want this plane (well, the plans really), I think I've talked myself off the edge of the cliff.

I reminded myself that I want to hand cut a few munchkin planes. I'd like to do the BMJR mini Duelist for .049.Medallions/CL, and a mini TC-Two around a pair of McCoy .049s. I also have a few started, but unfinished models on the build table...and hanging by the build table...and stuffed over the build table...and under the build table.

Plus the larger engines kits as I transition from 1/2A (Akromasters, Brodak Cub and a Black Hawk Models Clone of the Scientific/Musciano Challenger).

If I keep collecting kits, I'll have no where to store them built or unbuilt.Yeah, that's what I'll tell myself. Dan, get that one on RCG...my hoarder genes are kicking in!

But digital copies of plans are truly a joy to read/see. They take up zero space in the world. They also serve as intended when the kit.pile.shrinks.andna new plane is wanted.

Kinda looks like Larry Renger's plane for the Cox foam wings.  'Jetfire' I thin?