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Re: Kelvin Shacklock book - converting his trainer to electric power

I have finished my Micro-T too arround christmas 2009, now waiting for maiden flight, because of winter. My "T" is powered by an .34 SuperTiger. I know that it might be overkill, but I don´t trust in ASP or MAGNUM.

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rainerwahnsinn
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Hi all,

all the plans of the book but the last one (Super MArine Spitfire F.XIVE) are now available at

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On the website they only list the Micro-T Trainer:
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but if you give them a call they also have the other plans!, all but the last one. I didn't ask for the mini spitfire and rubber powered piper.

I hope you find this useful.

Do you know where to get the last plan of the book? the "Super MArine Spitfire F.XIVE" ?

I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know how...

Best regards, Felipe.

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felipegarre

Hi Did you manage to find the plan? I would like to get it as well as the building method looks interesting. I have the book also, and I think it is very good. Have you ever looked at the Vaughn P581B Mustang .. fantastic scale model plan that would rival the Spit.

Cheers Mark

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masuthe

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