Biplane,year?designer?builder?blueprints?plans?

[classicstylerc]

Im still a little new here.Not sure if I hit my post count to be able to add pics here yet still tring.I think they are in my attachment.Im looking for some plans to build this biplane or close to it.Also would like some info. Thank you greg. P.S. If you cant find my pic of this piblane here.Please look at my personal pics.Sorry added to many pics.I am not talking about the green yellow tiger moth.

[jjw]

The biplane in your first two pics looks like an original Lou Andrews Aeromaster Bipe... Kitted in the late '60s by AAMCO. Very popular design...



FYI... Many years after, Great Planes bought the rights to the design and updated it... they also sold an enlarged version of it... and I think there was also an ARF...

-Jim.

[classicstylerc]

Thank you big help.the name and year gets me closer to plans

[CHELLIE]

http://cgi.ebay.com/RC-plans-SUPER-A...03033001r36959

[jjw]

Originally Posted by classicstylerc

Thank you big help.the name and year gets me closer to plans

...and if you are interested, there are two original AAMCO Aeromaster Bipe kits on Ebay right now...

http://cgi.ebay.com/AMCO-AEROMASTER-...item3efaef86ae

http://cgi.ebay.com/Aeromaster-Bipla...item5637d3196c


...and one of the later "Great Planes" version of the kit...

http://cgi.ebay.com/Great-Planes-Sup...item2c52128e99

(not my kits... just did a quick ebay search and found them)
Enjoy... -Jim.

[pd1]

That plane is indeed an Aeromaster. Kitted about 1965.
I've converted one to electric and I'm building another one.

The plans on E Bay are a good price. It cost me $28 last time I copied all three sheets of plans for the Aeromaster and the plans had to be cut to fit in the scanner.

[classicstylerc]

Originally Posted by CHELLIE

http://cgi.ebay.com/RC-plans-SUPER-A...03033001r36959

There is a 11 year old little girl who will be thanking you to.She has been eye balling mine for some time and she is on my next to build list.She has been waiting over a year.

[classicstylerc]

You guys and chellie have been great.Not only did I get the name But prints and kits to.Thank you thank you.

[CWDoherty]

getting ready to re-cover my aeromaster "too"

[pd1]

Originally Posted by CWDoherty

getting ready to re-cover my aeromaster "too"

Cool. post pictures when done.
Are you going to electrify it?

Paul

[classicstylerc]

I had to totally redo the fuselage on mine,The oil from the fuel saturated the body and dissolved the glue.After month's of copying and cutting out pieces,I'm finally ready for sanding.Along with a few other projects.And if the Oregon coast ever dries up long enough I will get the sanding done and the new colors on.CWDoherty yours looks at almost the same point mine is.Please do post when finished.I will do the same.

[CWDoherty]

nah i would have to build from scratch and lighten the thing up quite a bit to get away with electric

[pd1]

Originally Posted by CWDoherty

nah i would have to build from scratch and lighten the thing up quite a bit to get away with electric

I thought that too. I built one and lightened it as much as possible.

After flying it with an E Flight 60, I think I did a lot of work for nothing.
The plane will go vertical out of sight with the electric motor.

I think it would be fine without the weight reduction. Fly more like the way it did in the 60's.

[jungmann1]

I built one a few years ago and also went overboard adding lightness. The airplane didn't fly nearly as well the the original version I flew back in the eighties. Didn't carry through the snapping maneauvers near as well as the original. John.

[CWDoherty]

all done waiting for the snow to melt

[pd1]

Very nice color scheme. Should be easy to follow in the air.
Nice job.

[classicstylerc]

Just a quick up date on mine...Still adding white trim...All most ready to fly..