Starr Bumblebee - Worlds Smallest Plane

[whulsey]

Rixtoys, not to be hijacking the thread: But when and were is the show?

[rixtoys]

Hi Whulsy I do not have days and time yet . I am waiting for the club pres to let us know . I will post it as soon as I find out.

[murphyaa]

Originally Posted by sparrowhawk

Thanks for making us aware of this little kit.
Quite recently, I was browsing Airliners.net | Airplanes - Aviation - Aircraft- Aircraft Photos & News for some pics of this very special aircraft and wondered if it could be done in cardboard modeling.

BTW: Does anybody know if there is a cardboard model of the Mahoney Sorceress?

Greetings, Martin

Not yet, but it certainly quilifies for the Oddball treatment.

[Alfredo Rubio]

Mi real scale bee :D Retos - RC Groups

Well, is to get inspiration to build a profile control line bumble bee, or maybe a profile RC bee.

The paper bee where printed in smaller scale.

Thanks for share this great kit :D

Cheers.

Al

[Alfredo Rubio]

OK, here the pics of the small bee.

Cheers.

Al

[rixtoys]

WOW Way small !! micro even .. where is the magnifying glass?

[sparrowhawk]

Boy, this is a mite. that biro is an excellent reference. What wing span does she have? 2 inches?

[murphyaa]

Where did you get that 3-view??? I searched high and low for a 3-view, and finally had to make it up as I went.

[Alfredo Rubio]

Murphy and Sparrow, i got it in yahoo search, the mini bee has 2" 3/16 WS:

http://www.smallflyingartsforum.com/.../bumblebee.jpg

Rix... when I thought I wanted to built it at 1/72, I saw my limits hehehehehehe... no glass, but to cut the tail wheel i could need it :D

I glad you like it guys, as the plane where printed in lasser, the colors gone in bend corners, so I used markers today to fix it.

cheers.

Al

[rixtoys]

Thanks Alfredo I got a copy of the plans from your link.