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Speed,Combat,Scale,Racing => Scale Models => Topic started by: Jim Carter on June 16, 2016, 09:57:57 AM
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Greetings :)! I recently received this kit from a fellow modeler but it is really in somewhat rough shape ???. The plans shows a length of 37" and a wingspan of 53". I would love to tackle the project but I need to get a copy of the wing plan if anyone has it :-\. I am willing to pay for it ;D. Thanks in advance.
Jim Carter
Titusville, FL
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when you look for documentation pay attention to the Albatross configuration, there is a short wing and long wing version with the same basic fuselage.
Fred
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I've been searching Ebay, worldwide, in hopes of finding one but ever heard of the proverbial "needle in a haystack"!! :-\
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This isn't the exact answer you are searching for, but mrhobby on eBay offers an Albatross in 1/16 scale. I have done business with him in the past and he will plot his plans to a custom scale for a nominal fee. While not exactly the Eureka construction in detail, a wing is a wing and you should be able to make a very nice model.
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You could also check Cleveland plans. They are still in business
www.clevelandairline.com
Dennis
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This isn't the exact answer you are searching for, but mrhobby on eBay offers an Albatross in 1/16 scale. I have done business with him in the past and he will plot his plans to a custom scale for a nominal fee. While not exactly the Eureka construction in detail, a wing is a wing and you should be able to make a very nice model.
Thank you! Yes, I did look at his offering and it looks pretty nice. There will be a substantial difference in the wing sizes though as his wing 71" versus the needed 53" wing for the Eureka kit. Neverthless, I believe it would be possible to redraw/reduce the plan if the original is not to be found within a reasonable amount of time. I'm glad to hear that you had a good experience doing business with him because it encourages me to give him a try at some point. Thank you.
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You could also check Cleveland plans. They are still in business
www.clevelandairline.com
Dennis
Thanks Dennis, I'll give'em a look see!
Nope! No luck!