Here are the rest of the parts for the BT-80 hummer upscale.

Greg

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	Hummer 5 BT80.pdf (73.0 KB, 77 views)
	Hummer 6 BT80.pdf (73.2 KB, 79 views)
	Hummer 7 BT80.pdf (77.8 KB, 70 views)

While I was at it, I decided to see what the parts would look like with some different colors. Here are two, original sized, with the blue swapped out for yellow, and the second has the red swapped out for green, with yellow as the second color. Enjoy!

Greg

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	Hummer red yellow.pdf (104.9 KB, 96 views)
	Hummer green yellow.pdf (104.0 KB, 88 views)

WOW! Very nice. Thanks. Now I have to get busy.

We've got 137%, we've got BT-80... Any chance I could talk someone into a BT-60 version?

Thanks!
Jim
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Dreaming of making the rockets I dreamed of as a kid (and then some).

"The Guide says there is an art to flying", said Ford, "or rather a knack."
"The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."

Launching is Optional... Landing? That Depends on Trees.

Gimme a couple of days - I may already have those too, but work hours are insane right now.

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Hint #1: Do not use magician's flash paper for recovery wadding!

Hint #2: Clean your shoes after flyin' in that cow pasture - that ain't no dirt clod on the sole!

Like these?

Somewhere I've also got a BT70 version for 8x14 paper. The wings of the LiFoam Turbojet 2000 look to be just the right size for making a Hummer with lift.

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	Hummer BT60-3.pdf (290.3 KB, 52 views)
	Hummer BT60-2.pdf (323.5 KB, 56 views)
	Hummer BT60-1.pdf (341.7 KB, 60 views)

Cool! Thanks!

I never expected such a quick response. Thanks for these, and the info (flame damage on the HS, flight characteristics, etc) in my other post.

All The Best!
Jim
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Dreaming of making the rockets I dreamed of as a kid (and then some).

"The Guide says there is an art to flying", said Ford, "or rather a knack."
"The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."

Launching is Optional... Landing? That Depends on Trees.

The Hummingbird is my favorite model. I'm slowly building up skills, experience, budget and courage to upscale it to an R/C size.

Using Charles's images as a base, I attempted to change it to a Red, White, and Blue BT-60 version using MS Paint. If I did it right, it'll print out in a BT-60 scale. Warning, traces of the orange color are still in the image. It's not perfect, and I had to loose the name "Hummingbird" on the booms, but here it is for what it's worth.

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Dreaming of making the rockets I dreamed of as a kid (and then some).

"The Guide says there is an art to flying", said Ford, "or rather a knack."
"The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."

Launching is Optional... Landing? That Depends on Trees.

I printed up my images, I glued them to 1/8" balsa, I cut them out... However, the wings (as printed) are too small.

Anybody know how long the wings are at the root edge? That can help me blow up my image to get them right.

Thanks
Jim
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Dreaming of making the rockets I dreamed of as a kid (and then some).

"The Guide says there is an art to flying", said Ford, "or rather a knack."
"The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."

Launching is Optional... Landing? That Depends on Trees.