[Al P]

Hi

If anyone is interested,I have a few plans available to share.(no charge)

1/16th scale Hydroplanes suitable for electric power such as 4200 Kv brushless.

The plans are for Atlas Van Lines,Miss Notre Dame and a classic round nose from the '50's.

These are nice to build and a blast to run.I have built the Notre Dame and modified the Atlas to be a Squire Shop.

There are drawings for the running hardware or I have made some aluminum sets for these at a reasonable cost if someone is interested.


Maybe others have plans to share?

[Al P]

Here is another picture.

[moo]

Beautiful boats!

[SteveM]

Hi Al,

Those are sharp looking fast electric boats. Is the construction balsa and ply? I'd love to get a copy of any plans that you'd care to share.

Steve

[Al P]

The plans state all balsa.I would recommend thin ply for the outside sheeting or ,like what I did,cover with 3/4 oz. glass with Z-poxy.

PM me your e-mail.I have the plans in *.pdf format.

You have to be careful when printing to ensure proper scale!

[Al P]

Originally Posted by erg

Beautiful boats!

Thanks very much!

[Al P]

I also have plans for this hydroplane called the Hydromite.It's only 16-1/4" long!They used to be available free from Microhydros.com .Mine is set up with 6 cells and a 550 motor.

And also plans for a Crackerbox,a 24" mono hull,and a 20" long outrigger.

I built the crackebox in reduced scale.Plans are for a 4 ft.(1/4th scale) long gas power,but I cut it down to 1/8th scale for an electriv version.It would be really neat to run it with a .15 notro though!