1914 Ingram Foster: Doug enlarged Pat Tritle’s plans to build this 1914 Ingram Foster pusher biplane. The model has fabric-covered surfaces, pull-pull cables on all controls, is powered by a Saito .65 four stroke. The 7.5-pound bipe looks like a great flyer!
Doug Bromley – Tulsa, OK
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I am interested to know more about covering ; assembling & rigging the bips wings of this model . just short in few words .
Thank you.
Frederik from Albania, Europe.
I want to scratch build a Airco D.H.2. would like to have about a 80″w/span. due to the tubeuler frame work in a “V’ shape I will not be able to install a “GLOW” engine. So a big elect. motor will have to do the pushing. I can frame all the body parts. My problem is the two matching wings. Where can I get a plan for this type of wing design from the 1914 eara. Has to be thin, strong and square at both ends. I can always get the plans super-sized . Any help will be appreciated.