Giant p-38

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kittyfritters
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Post by kittyfritters »

BillParker wrote:
I'll scan the plans and print wood if anyone is interested.
yes, please...
Do you have the early Guillow's one?
Squishyp38
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Bill, My printer will not split the image unless you tell it to.
The P-38 is arguably the best... Forget that, it is THE BEST fighter of world war two, and is epically AWESOME!
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Post by Squishyp38 »

Also, 15 inches sounds awesome to me! I have always wanted a p-38 that is about the same size as the 500 series, and this seems close. UNLOAD THE PLANS, KITTYFRITTERS!

PLEASE!
The P-38 is arguably the best... Forget that, it is THE BEST fighter of world war two, and is epically AWESOME!
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Post by BillParker »

I have the Comet Plan.

and... several other versions of 38's from all over the web. No guillow's tho. I may buy it from e-bay once I've built the other stuff I've got laying around...
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Squishyp38
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Bill, How do I print the comet plan, Normal size?
The P-38 is arguably the best... Forget that, it is THE BEST fighter of world war two, and is epically AWESOME!
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Image

probably wanna start here.
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Squishyp38
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Ive seen that.
The P-38 is arguably the best... Forget that, it is THE BEST fighter of world war two, and is epically AWESOME!
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Supercubber95
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Post by Supercubber95 »

If you want a 15-20 inch P-38, go to http://www.svensons.com/airplanes/ and find the Lightning. Save the picture, take it to Paint or some photo editing thing, cut it in half, then cut the halves in half. Depending on which way you cut it, it'll be 16-22 inch.
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Post by Xanadu »

Supercubber95 wrote:If you want a 15-20 inch P-38, go to http://www.svensons.com/airplanes/ and find the Lightning. Save the picture, take it to Paint or some photo editing thing, cut it in half, then cut the halves in half. Depending on which way you cut it, it'll be 16-22 inch.

Nice link........thanks! :D
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