http://web.dreamsoft.com/JACKBALE/plan0056.htm
A quick search yielded the above link. About 60" span for slope or power. gv "Tom H. Nagel" wrote: > I went to the Heart of Ohio Jet Scramble last weekend. I go most years, > to see the neat turbine and ducted fan scale models and to feel better about > my occasional crash, after seeing guys smash up mega buck models. > > A fellow out of Tyler Texas had a LARGE 36 pound turbine powered scratch > built model of a DeHavilland Swallow, which I believe was England's first > supersonic jet, built postwar around 1946, the year of my birth. > This thing was huge and beautiful, 41,000 rivet heads modeled onto it. > I don't think it had been flown previously, and he only flew it once all day > Saturday. Didn't get the builder's name memorized. > > No, he didn't smash it up. If flew very nicely, but lost a wheel on > landing, with no damage to the model luckily. Beautiful planform in the > air. Clean, simple lines. > > It crossed my mind that the DeHavilland Swallow would make a very nice > PSS sloper, maybe even a foamy. > > RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and >"unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
