Possible OTS kit for 2010

[builditright]

Hi guys and gals...  I have obtained permission from the rights holder of the DeBolt line (Fran)
to kit the Stuntwagon(s) and so I am wondering how many would be interested in DeBolt Stuntwagon as a kit.

stuntwagon@builtrightflyright.com


With Allen Brickhaus' permission I am using a picture of his Stuntwagon. Thanks Allen

[Scott B. Riese]

Here's the 35 sized

[rustler]

Will you be offering long and short nose versions?

[builditright]

Will you be offering long and short nose versions?

I will most likey show both like it was on the dmeco plans

[Jim Thomerson]

I do not want one.  I do not fly OTS well enough to get better than an occasional third, so I try to fly interesting airplanes which others don't fly. I do have an Infant Wagon I copied from a kit, but have only flown it a couple of times.  Sounds like a good seller so I encourage you to go for it. 

[john e. holliday]

Okay Walter,  this computor and I can't get your link to work.  You are killing me finacially, but, I want one.  I was there when Alan Brickhaus put one in inverted doing outside loops. 

[Alan Hahn]

Even though I have a closet full of unbuilt (an partially built) kits, this is a plane that I recall my Dad built. I remember watch an old 8mm movie with a plane that looked like this (I think it is the rear cockpit) being suspended in the air by a clothesline. I think that was in Atlanta.

So like anything, nostalgia wins out.

Could people remind me on the engine sizes of the various sizes?

[wwwarbird]

 Hello Walter,

 What size(s) are you considering?

 I'd take a Stuntwagon 30 as soon as they're ready!

 W.W.

[builditright]

Hello Walter,

 What size(s) are you considering?

 I'd take a Stuntwagon 30 as soon as they're ready!

 W.W.

If we get enough interested it will be the larger Stuntwagon.

[wwwarbird]

 What's the span on the big one? I think it's a little over 50" but I don't recall. I'd still be interested.