Parrott P-40 Warhawk plans

[Allen Brickhaus]

I am seeking a set of plans for the Parrott (sp) P-40 Warhawk as published in FM.  Does anyone have access to those plans?

Allen Brickhaus

[Allen Brickhaus]

Job well done,  Thank you Crist Rigotti.

Allen Brickhaus

[Dan McEntee]

  I wouldn't mind having a set of these also. What is price and availabliity? How many designs did Mr. Parrot have published? I have the Ryan ST plans, and I think he did a P-47 athat i would like to have also. Anything else?
  Thanks in advance.
 Type at you later,
  Dan McEntee

[Ralph Wenzel (d)]

Contact Tom Niebuhr - www.blueskymodels.net  The Parrott P-40 is about halfway down the Plans page - $12 + shipping.

[Allen Brickhaus]

Friends,

The P-40, the Ryan ST and the P-47 are the only three that I can think of at the moments.  I even got lost thinking of what magazine they were published in.  Old Timer's Disease taking a hold of my ......... brain.

Allen Brickhaus

[john e. holliday]

Carstens Plans Service is the location for all the Flying Models plans that is still available.   I think some were lost in a fire years ago, but, we still have Tom Dixon, Barry Baxter and a few others still with plans.   DOC Holliday

[Dan McEntee]

  Flying Models has been through several hurricanes, floods and fires over the years, and they have lost most of their archives. I can't remember for sure but I think their listing stop somewhere in the late 60's. I have a complete collection of Flying Models magazine, including the mystery May,'54 issue, and I filled in some of the missing construction atricles they need for some of the plans that they hav. I think the three Parrot designs were in Amercan Aircraft Modeler. At least the Ryan was for sure. Those were the Hobby Helpers plan service I believe. There was at one time a gentleman that had all the Hobby Helper originals and copies, but He passed away, and I don't know what happened to them after that.
  So many planes, and so little time!
  Type at you later,
   Dan McEntee

[Trostle]

Friends,

The P-40, the Ryan ST and the P-47 are the only three that I can think of at the moments.  I even got lost thinking of what magazine they were published in.  Old Timer's Disease taking a hold of my ......... brain.

Allen Brickhaus

Allan,

If you are asking about the Charles Parrott designs, his P-40 was in the Mar/Apr 63 issue of American Modeler.  His P-47 was in the Jan/Feb 66 issue of American Modeller.  His Ryan S-T was in the Jul 62 issue of American Modeler.

The AMA plans service lists the Parrott Ryan S-T, but I could not find any listing for his P-40 or the P-47.

These are the only semi-scale designs published by Parrott in the Classic era.  I am not awre of any others that he designed.

Keith

[Ralph Wenzel (d)]

The P-40 was in the March, 1963 AAM; P47 was in January, 1964 AAM.

[Allen Brickhaus]

THank you to all for your help.  Sometimes I can help others and othertimes I need help from my friends.

Allen Brickhaus

[Busby]

Allen,
I have a set of those plans if you cant locate them any where else.
Get hold of me if you need to borrow them .
Later
 Busby

[Tom Niebuhr]

Allen,

I will have the P-40 plans in the mail in a day or so.. They are prestine.

[Wynn Robins]

I have these plans that I can send to you guys for free....just let me know.

This is one of the plans I was intending to upload onto the plans site.....but I cant access it do to securities on my PC.

[Allen Brickhaus]

You guys are wonderful.  I love this stunt stuff.  My personal Adams' Special flew Tuesday.  We have a small warp to heat out of the wing and I desire to shorten the lines three feet.  Should be in the ballpark with the Barnstormer and the Gary Hajek Adams' I flew for a while.  Thank you Gary.

Allen Brickhaus

[Wynn Robins]

Allen,
Seeing as you are just down the Road  from Joe Mader.....the next time you see him, can you give him a firm handshake from me.

I live in New Zealand, but Joe has been the best person I have ever dealt with.....I just cant get there to shake his hand to say thanks

[Allen Brickhaus]

I will be happy to do so.

Allen Brickhaus