DKD1

here is a link to my plan form german VTH Magazine.

http://www.vth.de/shop/warenkorb/art...ash=743bdc8107


The DKD1 is a good flyer, but not for beginners.
Istvan

pity that you dont have some free copy

Originally Posted by DukeRoger

I hope to be forgiven that plans are not ancient.

Thanks very much. More than I had.

scrubs

Originally Posted by Istvan Noszvai

DKD1

here is a link to my plan form german VTH Magazine.

http://www.vth.de/shop/warenkorb/art...ash=743bdc8107


The DKD1 is a good flyer, but not for beginners.
Istvan

Looking to build a freeflight version. Interesting color scheme. Is that made up or did you have documentation for it?

scrubs

Originally Posted by Eratix 3D

O.K., Now some one needs to put up a twin pusher. please!

Hello! Is someone going to listen to me?!?!

DKD1

Hi Scrubs!

The color scheme is a mixed variant. The original airplane was at first unpaintad, later overall mid or darkish blue. With light colored wings it looked better. I've recovered the plane this year with silver wings and it looks even better.
Istvan

Originally Posted by Eratix 3D

O.K., Now some one needs to put up a twin pusher. please!
Hello! Is someone going to listen to me?!?!

Eratix;
I've searched for twin pusher and have come up with a couple photos, a plan of sorts, and 3 views.
But only a few. There are many twin jets (all pushers)...
Northrop N1M
Northrop N9MB
Northrop XP-56
Wright twin pusher
and another twin pusher...
A build thread
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=547002

Originally Posted by Eratix 3D

Hello! Is someone going to listen to me?!?!

We live in different worlds. I thought you wanted an A-frame...

Here's a twin pusher for you all...

Originally Posted by Eratix 3D

Hello! Is someone going to listen to me?!?!

Can you be more specific? Also, if you do a thread search you'll find there are twin pushers posted.

Maybe this is what you're looking for?

g

Originally Posted by Istvan Noszvai

DKD1

Hi Scrubs!

The color scheme is a mixed variant. The original airplane was at first unpaintad, later overall mid or darkish blue. With light colored wings it looked better. I've recovered the plane this year with silver wings and it looks even better.
Istvan

Thanks for the info. The pics on the Russian between the wars site make it look like clear doped linen. A couple of the pics in the docs DukeRoger posted look darker. I've read the wing was reused on the DKD3 but the photos make it look like the stab was too.

I'd like to do the Stelmazk Bozena S.1 first and I think I have enough to go on. ONly thing holding me back is how to handle that narrow nose and whether to do rubber or electric.

There were just SO MANY interesting Polish light aircraft in the 20's & 30's.
scrubs

Hi SCrubs!

Here is an other one

http://www.vth.de/shop/warenkorb/art...ash=c9360ec8fb

Istvan

Hello
Few plans for you today: JAK-12R as shape from 1955 and later developed by magnificent Wieslaw Schier to regular model plans. Also one plane from 1955 J-45 designed by Jan Jastrzebski and wonderful sailplane SZD-22 "Mucha" (Fly) designed by Nowakowski and Grzywacz which piloted by Adam Witek in 1958 won world championship in class standard.

Jak-12R
Wing span 856mm
Length 544mm
Designed by Wieslaw Schier
Published in 1956

J-45
Wing span 1260mm
Length 1000mm
Designed by Jan Jastrzebski

Hi DukeRoger
Just to say a very big thank you for the plans.

Originally Posted by DukeRoger

Hello
Few plans for you today: JAK-12R as shape from 1955 and later developed by magnificent Wieslaw Schier to regular model plans. Also one plane from 1955 J-45 designed by Jan Jastrzebski and wonderful sailplane SZD-22 "Mucha" (Fly) designed by Nowakowski and Grzywacz which piloted by Adam Witek in 1958 won world championship in class standard.

Jak-12R
Wing span 856mm
Length 544mm
Designed by Wieslaw Schier
Published in 1956

J-45
Wing span 1260mm
Length 1000mm
Designed by Jan Jastrzebski

Indeed! Thank you so much for this plans from your native land!

One question,

The nickmane Nietoperz of the beautiful SDZ-6X sail plane means Bat, Right?

All the best!

Ar.