World's tiniest planes

[murphyaa]

I found this sitting on my desk the other day. I hope whoever the pilot is isn't here for my martini's or women, cause he'll be awful disappointed I don't have either...


I also have models of the Bumblebee, and Lippisch Aerodyne there now, but my camera decided to take the week off. I'll get pics of those once it gets back.

[Jan Kytop]

Originally Posted by Knife

The Cri-Cri already has a nice (and free) paper model. Includes two versions and a hanger/trailer. If I scrounge around I may be able to find the old RC Modeler magazine that had a good construction article on the bumble bee.

Where , please?

[Leif Ohlsson]

I don't know about the hanger and trailer and two versions - that seems to be a different model than the one I've got - but the CriCri 1/33 scale by Roman Seissler ("Morewings") can be had through this link:

http://wiki.bildung-schadet-nicht.de...C-15_M1-33.pdf

Can't seem to find a corresponding web page, only the direct download link. Here's the thread at Kartonbau.de where the link can be found.

[Knife]

That looks identical to the cri-cri model I have, but mine includes the trailer and jet-engined version. The web site on the side of the model's trailor is "www.airshop-klk.de" which is where I got my kit from, but the site seems to be dead now. Can anybody access it by use of the "wayback machine"?

[Retired_for_now]

Knife: wayback is at Internet Archive: Wayback Machine to add to your internet favorites.
Seems to have the home page from 2004-5 but few linked files.

Yogi