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Click the MAC logo above or below to vote for the Jack Lynn Bale scale design you are
interested in seeing available as a laser cut kit with vacuum formed parts, cockpit, pilot,
resin detail parts, and optional items to go from box to sky...
Please take a moment to help us decide what to produce...
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We have additional designs to offer but only want to create kits not often found.
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Click the MAC logo above to vote for a Jack Lynn Bale scale design you are interested in
seeing available as a laser cut kit with vacuum formed parts, cockpit, pilot, resin detailed
parts, and optional items to go from box to sky...
Please take a moment to help us decide what to produce...for you.
Here is an example of the 1:1 aircraft in the Jack Lynn Bale plan catalog:
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| Posted: May/29/2023 at 6:05pm |
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Click the MAC logo above to vote for a Jack Lynn Bale scale design you are interested in
seeing available as a laser cut kit with vacuum formed parts, cockpit, pilot, resin detailed
parts, and optional items to go from box to sky...
Please take a moment to help us decide what to produce...for you.
Here is an example of the 1:1 aircraft in the Jack Lynn Bale plan catalog:
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I thought it time we shared the typical planset detail of Jack's designs. Many of the detail parts are either Alumilite or vacuum formed.
What do you think? Questions and comments are welcomed :^) Clicking the Curtiss planset will take you to the JLB Design Poll
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Jack's Avro Vulcan is available as the 55" w/s original, or enan larged to 68" wingspan three piece airframe for four EDF with molded forward fuselage, detailed fuselage features, and optional retracts. The Avro Vulcan has proven to be more than a popular poll response. Clicking the Avro Vulcan plan will take you to the JLB Design Poll
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Jack's plans are fantastic from drafting stand point but in my opinion the sizes are too small by today's standard. If you can double the size it will increase their appeal.
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Joshua,
Thank you for your post. You will notice I have not declared sizes other than we will cut and provide plansets for each kit as
originally designed by Jack. I have inferred enlargements. To make this clear... we have already begun enlargements. While
it is easy to say double a plan size...
Another poll is being prepared to permit everyone an opportunity to recommend a wingspan, aka enlargement, from sizes we
have determined are practical. In general, wingspan relates to requirements for transport, power, and AUW.
Enlargements require fiber glass and vacuum formed parts in addition to structure alterations. For the most part the aircraft in
the first poll were chosen for minimum structural enlargement in addition to anticipated popularity. We are not going to offer
"also rans"... We all have P-51's, P-47's, J-3's, etc.
The next poll(s) will arrive soon.
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