[f4u]

Would like to borrow a set of Lazy Bee plans to have them copied for my son.I have a place in St Kitts that does good work . Thank You Tom f4u

[SpaceCowboy]

Pm me with your email address and I will e mail you some plans in pdf format.

Regards ; Mike

[moo]

Originally Posted by f4u

Would like to borrow a set of Lazy Bee plans to have them copied for my son.I have a place in St Kitts that does good work . Thank You Tom f4u

Where is the copy place, spent a few days there this week already.

[Me109G]

Hey guys like what my dad was saying I am looking for a set of plans for the Lazy Bee.I have the pdf plans for the plane but they don't tell you what size to print them in order to be the proper scale . So thats why im looking for the actual plans. If interested I have a set of plans for a 83 in ws Dehavilland Mosquito (2 Sheets) that i am willing to trade or make a copy for a set of Lazy Bee plans. Thanks
William

[MRK]

Adobe Reader 8

To find out the paper size for a pdf file goto File > Properties > Description Tab, the Paper Size is near the bottom.

Also if the image is displayed "Actual Size" or any size the causes scroll bars to appear, the paper size appears in the bottom left next to the horizontal scroll bar.

If the entire image is being displayed, moving your cursor to the bottom left corner will cause the paper size to be displayed.

Also the Print window lists the Document paper size in the bottom right portion of the window.

[ModelBuilder]

Originally Posted by f4u

Would like to borrow a set of Lazy Bee plans to have them copied for my son.I have a place in St Kitts that does good work . Thank You Tom f4u

Post #12 PDF's for all

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...lazy+bee+plans

In case you have to update Adobe, like I did, been a while sincw I downloaded anything

http://get.adobe.com/reader/

[f4u]

Got plans. Greatly appreciate the help. Wishing you a happy and safe flying year. Photo copied came out great. Tom

[ModelBuilder]

Does anyone have a scan of the business works of the AILERON Staggerbee Wing. Have the fixed wing. Need to know how the twisting wingtips work. Thanks for any help. Even a photo of the plan that shows internal workings.

Thanks, Bill

[Nuker]

Hi Bill

I assume you have a staggerbee? When you see how it's actually done, it looks easy but to figure it out is more of a challenge. I'll be putting mine together in the summer, IF I keep on schedule. There are tons of pics on RCU how this goes together. Just do a search.

You can actually buy a short kit for the staggerbee at http://www.lazer-works.com/ in the US. I bought one and was quite impressed with the quality. They don't sell plans, just the short kit. Now their version doesn't have the "wingerons" but it's only 9 more small pieces to cut.

Bob

[ModelBuilder]

Hi Bob

I have a few Lazy Bees but only have a PDF of the fixed wing Staggerbee. It is the articulated aileron version of Stagger Bee that interests me. I can imagine ways of installing the torque tube arrangement req'd. Photos show the proportions. I am just interested in whatever tried and viable method Clancy actually came up with.

Thanks, Bill