3 view drawing
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3 view drawing
My 8 year old daughter has developed an interest in learning to fly since I've started flying my foamie in back of our house.
I think the electric isn't intimidating like a glow engine.
Anyway, the plane she just HAS to have is a CG Mirage 550.
I have emailed and tried to call Carl Goldberg but they never reply.
Does anyone have a 3 view that would be close that we could make copies of so my daughter can experiment with designing the color scheme she wants?
Thanks!
JLK
I think the electric isn't intimidating like a glow engine.
Anyway, the plane she just HAS to have is a CG Mirage 550.
I have emailed and tried to call Carl Goldberg but they never reply.
Does anyone have a 3 view that would be close that we could make copies of so my daughter can experiment with designing the color scheme she wants?
Thanks!
JLK
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RE: 3 view drawing
The wing is a "Hershey-bar" shape. The fuselage is slightly tapered toward the tail and the tail surfaces are also slightly tapered. I would get some graph paper and sketch the outlines. Here's the link to the Mirage 550 on Goldberg's website:
[link]http://www.carlgoldbergproducts.com/mirage550.htm[/link]
Since the Mirage is a kit and not an ARF, it should have a full set of plans. These will include a side and top view of the fuse and tail surfaces, and a top view of the wing. You can either trace the outlines or take the plans to a copy shop. This will give your daughter full-size outlines to experiment with. If you're not very experienced with covering, I recommend Ultracote.
Tell your daughter, "Welcome to the world of R/C." Y'all have fun building and flying. Good luck and keep us posted.
Dr.1
[link]http://www.carlgoldbergproducts.com/mirage550.htm[/link]
Since the Mirage is a kit and not an ARF, it should have a full set of plans. These will include a side and top view of the fuse and tail surfaces, and a top view of the wing. You can either trace the outlines or take the plans to a copy shop. This will give your daughter full-size outlines to experiment with. If you're not very experienced with covering, I recommend Ultracote.
Tell your daughter, "Welcome to the world of R/C." Y'all have fun building and flying. Good luck and keep us posted.
Dr.1