Looking for blueprints Horten Ho229

Try asking here

No plans here, but it's a good site for general information:

Holas!

Many thanks to you two! The site with the Nurfügel-planes seems to be very helpful, as there seems to be a company that has the rights on the original Horten-designs, so I may try and contact them. RC-Groups I got often directed to, but I am very timid about registering there. Seems like I have to do it one day, anyway. I simply disdain communities based on http:// frontends =)

Thank you very much, pals - one of you actually having some knowledge in shipbuilding, too? I got a couple of questions about submarines and large-scale modeling......

Yay!

"Ruediger" wrote

We/they will not eat you ;-)

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Vriendelijke groeten ;-) Ron van Sommeren

Found something here, 82" and 72" versions with retracts:

Ted shuffled out of his cave and grunted these great (and sometimes not so great) words of knowledge:

If you have (or can provide ) a 3 view, Frank J. Marcie Jr. can draw up CAD plans for you. He did a Transavia PL-12 Airtruk (Skyfarmer) for me. He charges ABOUT $15 - $20 per foot of model wingspan.

Hope this is of some help.

With the Monogram / Revell Modell I have a near-perfect model od the Horten Ho229.

Pitily it is that the model is so tiny and that I do need some help about how to get electric impellers suiteably mounted for a well balanced flight. With the original plans or something similar I would have an estimation where the original had its weight - and thus get much quicker a balanced model :/ Plus, huh.. 1m = 3 ft roughly ... 1.5 meter thus about 5 ft.. =) would be a little costly for me. I do most models with funds limited to about 20 to 50 dollar ... Or Euro , in my case.

I'll store the address - Asking doesn't hurt I think.

Thank you very much for your k> Ted shuffled out of his cave and grunted these great (and sometimes not

Yay! HolyMoly!

THAT is what I needed! With those blueprints I'll be able to reshape a styrofoamed board for minimum weight and then use polyethylene foil on it for maximum durability! Mooo! Wow! Thanks!

You don't have such a ressource for the Graf Zeppelin aircraft-carrier of germany in WW2 handy?

Ahh.. Neverm> Found something here, 82" and 72" versions with retracts:

That Horten Ho229 is a beautiful ship! I might get me a set of plans also.

Here are some drawings for the ribs, and the build site for a 2.4 mete

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