Check this link out for a plan on the Outerzone site. Free download. It may be enough to get you by.

    https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=10588
 
   Type at you later,
   Dan McEntee

yoou want to look up the magazines mentioed here . https://stunthanger.com/smf/nostalgia-30/gieseke-nobler/msg496034/#msg496034 on the A M A site . just for kicks .

They shoulda come up here , somewhere , cant finem . https://library.modelaviation.com/

https://stunthanger.com/smf/open-forum/update-on-bob-gieske's-nobler/msg505880/#msg505880

Replace any 5 ton wood with 1/4 ounce wood . 43 ounce finished & youre in .

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Dear Evgeny,

Yes!!! That is exactly what I need.

Sorry for my ignorance, but I do not know if I can reproduce the full size plan and building instructions out of the jpg pictures you posted. Please let me know if it would be possible for you to take 3 high-quality copies of the original plans and building instructions and send them folded (or if possible, rolled) to my Chilean address? If you are willing, please let me know the cost of doing so. I am more than happy to pay for this. I have a Paypal account.

Regarding all the other answers, I give my sincere thanks to you all. As you correctly showed, there are many plans of this model available online. You can even buy them from eBay, but from what I have seen, these plans do not match exactly the Top Flite kit. For that reason, I would prefer a high-quality copy of the original Top Flite Gieseke Nobler plan and building instructions, since I have the complete kit available.

I recently (i.e. yesterday) tried to buy a NIB Gieseke Nobler kit on eBay.... but the shipping cost and custom taxes made it impossible for me to purchase the kit (with plan)


Thanks again to all.

Rgds.,

Christian A. Patrickson

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Yes, I will consider printing the plans myself, if I cannot get a high-quality copy of the plans. But if someone can send me a copy, I will be very grateful.

Rgds.,

Christian A. Patrickson

One solution is to print several 8-1/2 x 11 pages on a home printer and tape them together.  A 3' x 4' job at a copy shop is expensive,

A local printing shop should be able to print them off the jpegs shown earlier.
I’ve had several plans reproduced this way.
Confirm scale by measuring the spinner and wheel diameters as printed on the plans.

OK, thanks for the information.

Rgds.,

Christian A. Patrickson

maybe the best one  to follow , at the end of the day .

https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=10588

as in , youve got a set of ribs . Might pay to trace em onto more timber , for the next set . or two .
before useing them .

Thisis whative beenlooking FOR .



fourty three ounces . with the OS 30 & muffler & 1/4 ounce tailweight . ( or take the 1 3/4 ounce muffler & tailweight off . Coulr tissue trim . No Paint . )

More on it / He ; here : https://www.apuca.com.ar/Pesce/Articulos_2018/Nobler.html

Just do it straight . good free controls . And glue the nose together well , there . the expression was " you just need enough glue to hold the joint . not the world " remember that .
straight , aligned , light . And it'll be a Humm Dinger .

file:///C:/Users/PublicInternet/Downloads/Scan%20Gieseke%20Nobler%20(3).pdf  ( click on this one too , ) if you copy And Paste it , into google seach . You get another genuine Gieske Nobler plan .
Printing em off onto A3 or A4 , page size , to study .  Any clunker wood , trash . Cept for stiff flaps & spars etc . dont use blotting paper woods , either . Most kit wood should be pretty good , and well seasoned .

And THEN , theres " The STEP " . ! Obviously ,. Bob knew a bit about this thing . So you dont have to use the kit religeously . just Bob . 

Hi,

I would like to give my sincere thanks to all who responded to my request. You have been very helpful.

Still, if someone had a NIB Top Flite kit who would be willing to sell to someone located in Santiago, Chile, South America, please let me know. I would like to build this model "the traditional way" with silkspan and dope.

Thanks again to everybody. I very much appreciate it!!

Rgds.,

Christian A. Patrickson