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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: builditright on June 17, 2006, 02:33:04 AM
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* UPDATE * Sorry but I have decided NOT to do the Berkeley Falcon"35"
Ok the plans would need to redrawn in CAD and I will know for sure about getting an "Original" kit to reference in a day or so.
So the big question is, would there be enough interested in getting a kit of the Falcon "35" if I was to make some?
this is just a survey so I dont have any facts, figures or estimates yet.
the pictures are of Doc Hollidays Berkeley Falcon "35".
(http://www.clstunt.com/htdocs/dcforum/User_files/4492c49556a6d9c5.jpg)
(http://www.clstunt.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=view_attachment&file=4492c4b159a822cd.jpg)
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YES!
Is it OTS legal???
Wes
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What few references I've seen say early 60's which would put it in the Classic category. I like seeing some of the lesser known designs come out of hiding from time to time though.
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Thankfully Elwyn posted this picture on Stuka
(http://www.clstunt.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=view_attachment&file=449347a433245728.jpg)
which actually gave me more info than I had.
Steve Lotz has a kit and is willing to help me so it looks like I will also have an original kit to reference.
As far as the plans say the copyright is 1960 so that makes it Classic legal not OTS :'(
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Walter it was great talking to you on the phone. Did Elwyn supply the picture? He could make a money taking pictures, but, has refused payment of money from me. That is why he has my Sheeks Staggerwing. By the way put me on the list for a kit. Thanks, DOC Holliday
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Doc,
Just curious, how does the Sheeks Staggerwing fly?
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With an OS 40-FP it flew great for me. Jim Lee said it lacked a little on outsides. And Jack Sheeks when he helped me at VSC, said it flew better than he remembered. Was a fun plane to fly and it drew a lot of attention. DOC Holliday