Aeronca 7ac Champion

[Cartoon Planes]

Originally Posted by Swampfox

I did a little more hunting and found that the Aeronca's N number is, NC83423. Still exists and is in display at the Neil Armstrong museum in Wapakoneta, Ohio.

Thank you! Now, I have a big exam coming up, so I'm going to be revising and the champ will be on hold for a few weeks.
Now, I really need some pictures of Neil Armstrong's Champ, because the images I find has the number on the wing blocked by a bicycle on something, please help me!

[kentyler]

can we get a pointer to where on the internet you found the plans?

[Swampfox]

Originally Posted by Ron Weasley

Thank you! Now, I have a big exam coming up, so I'm going to be revising and the champ will be on hold for a few weeks.
Now, I really need some pictures of Neil Armstrong's Champ, because the images I find has the number on the wing blocked by a bicycle on something, please help me!

The plane is displayed with the number obscured by other items in the display. You don't really need much else as the plane is the standard aeronca yellow/orange livery and the numbers are all the same font.

There are photos of other Aeroncas with partial numbers that should allow you to recreate the complete number sequence.

I could probably figure it out with a little time.

Sfx

[Cartoon Planes]

Originally Posted by Swampfox

The plane is displayed with the number obscured by other items in the display. You don't really need much else as the plane is the standard aeronca yellow/orange livery and the numbers are all the same font.

There are photos of other Aeroncas with partial numbers that should allow you to recreate the complete number sequence.

I could probably figure it out with a little time.

Sfx

Thank you!

[Cartoon Planes]

Originally Posted by kentyler

can we get a pointer to where on the internet you found the plans?

Here's your cheeseburger:Aeronca 7AC Champion Plans / 3-View (January 1968 American Aircraft Modeler) - Airplanes and Rockets (and Telescopes, Cars, Helicopters, Boats)