Little Legends

[Phil J]

You can always take Les 660 plan and reduce the size to 1/2 a proportions if you don't mind the extra build time.

[Dan McEntee]

 The plans were produced by Walter Umland, I believe. There was talk about a kit series but I think it only got as far as plans. Walter has folded up his tent and no longer doing any model business, I do believe. These were kind of a take off on an event a southwest club had for 1cc powered stunt models. That relaxed the need for people to know what 1/2A really meant and allowed the Norvel .061 and other engines that size. I think there was one more event for these that had a catchy6 name but I can't remember it right now. Your best bet is to find someone with the plans to make copies for you. I think there were 5 models, and they all had the same wing with different wing tips to go with the fuselage they represented. The answers to those questions are in the thread probably.
  Type at you later,
   Dan McEntee

[Scott Richlen]

Nobler, Stiletto, USA-1, (Walker's plane), and.....memory fails me....

Okay, thanks Bob - the Impact, and was it the Genesis?

[Todd Chisum]

Thank you for the info on the Li’l Legends plans.  I look forward to buying a set from PAMPA.