Original Posted By: Ken Beanlands
Thanks WarrenThat is good info for us who don't know the history behind all of this.GordonWarren Shoun wrote:> I purchased a set of plans from Bernard in the early 60's, and last yearalso purchased a set from St. Croix and also directly from Orrin Hoopman.> All three sets are the same. All were drawn by Hoopman in May of 1934, whichrumor and hearsay tells me were updates of the drawings that he did for the1932 Flying and Glider Manual. I think Orrin was something like 15 years oldin 1932. The same rumor tells me that> Bernard gave Orrin permission to sell the plans as drawn by him and I don't thinkDon Pietenpol has ever attempted to revoke this permissive use.> I paid something like $75.00 for the plans set from Orrin, which includedthe detail page of the wooden landing gear, the one page supplement of the longfuselage corvair version, and a full size airfoil pattern, and a hand writtennote from Orrin, which I keep with my> original plans from Bernard, also with a hand written note.> Warren> .________________________________________________________________________________
Pietenpol-List: Hoopman Plans
Pietenpol-List: Hoopman Plans
Original Posted By: steve(at)byu.edu
I purchased a set of plans from Bernard in the early 60's, and last year alsopurchased a set from St. Croix and also directly from Orrin Hoopman. All three sets are the same. All were drawn by Hoopman in May of 1934, whichrumor and hearsay tells me were updates of the drawings that he did for the1932 Flying and Glider Manual. I think Orrin was something like 15 years oldin 1932. The same rumor tells me thatBernard gave Orrin permission to sell the plans as drawn by him and I don't thinkDon Pietenpol has ever attempted to revoke this permissive use. I paid something like $75.00 for the plans set from Orrin, which included thedetail page of the wooden landing gear, the one page supplement of the longfuselage corvair version, and a full size airfoil pattern, and a hand writtennote from Orrin, which I keep with myoriginal plans from Bernard, also with a hand written note.Warren.________________________________________________________________________________
I purchased a set of plans from Bernard in the early 60's, and last year alsopurchased a set from St. Croix and also directly from Orrin Hoopman. All three sets are the same. All were drawn by Hoopman in May of 1934, whichrumor and hearsay tells me were updates of the drawings that he did for the1932 Flying and Glider Manual. I think Orrin was something like 15 years oldin 1932. The same rumor tells me thatBernard gave Orrin permission to sell the plans as drawn by him and I don't thinkDon Pietenpol has ever attempted to revoke this permissive use. I paid something like $75.00 for the plans set from Orrin, which included thedetail page of the wooden landing gear, the one page supplement of the longfuselage corvair version, and a full size airfoil pattern, and a hand writtennote from Orrin, which I keep with myoriginal plans from Bernard, also with a hand written note.Warren.________________________________________________________________________________