Brodhead Pietenpol Association

Original Posted By: Dmott9(at)aol.com
Subject: Pietenpol-List: Pietenpol ModelGroup,My nephew is in gradeschool, and is doing a science project on the Pietenpol Airplane. He is looking for an inexpensive model to build, and information towrite a report. I have directed him to the Family Pietenpol Web site, and also tried to impress him with the wonderful comradery that this design has brought upon the generations, but I can't find a model for him to build. Doesanyone know of where a model of a Pietenpol Airplane can be had ?Chuck GantzerNX770CG________________________________________________________________________________

Original Posted By: "Ralph"
Subject: Re: Pietenpol-List: Pietenpol ModelIn a message dated 10/27/04 9:14:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Rcaprd(at)aol.com writes:> My nephew is in gradeschool, and is doing a science project on the Pietenpol > Airplane. He is looking for an inexpensive model to build, and information > to > write a report. I have directed him to the Family Pietenpol Web site, and > also tried to impress him with the wonderful comradery that this design has > brought upon the generations, but I can't find a model for him to build. > Does > anyone know of where a model of a Pietenpol Airplane can be hadThere is/was a Pietenpol cardmodel on the www.fiddlersgreen.com site. Light Aircraft from Fiddlers Green There is a free J3 Piper Cub download: The Piper Cub Free downloadable cardmodel model I have built many of them, in different sizes,using paper from 8.5" x 11" to 3" x 5" card stock. There is also a balsa modelat : House of Balsa Pietenpol Kit - Kit (ID: 1441), also Peck sells one PECK PP001. Retail price: $11.88. I believe DJ also has plans for a 1/7 scale electirc powered RC Pietenpol. ________________________________________________________________________________

Original Posted By: "DJ Vegh"
Chuck, On any given day you can usually find a "Peanut Scale" model on E-Bay. That would be a small rubber band powered model you build much like the real model. I think it has 26" WS, and you wind it up and off it goes. A very nice plane covered with tissue after the stick construction is finished. Chuck, I decided to look before posting, and here you go. Found one..... 5928963200. Go to Ebay and paste this number in and it is just what you are looking for.Doug BlackburnDoug/Elizabeth BlackburnYucaipa Californiawww.inlandsloperebels.comW.W. conversion manual, #3202,#5782 www.flycorvair.com>From: Rcaprd(at)aol.com>Reply-To: pietenpol-list(at)matronics.com>To: pietenpol-list(at)matronics.com>Subject: Pietenpol-List: Pietenpol Model>Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 21:13:23 EDT>>>Group,>My nephew is in gradeschool, and is doing a science project on the >Pietenpol>Airplane. He is looking for an inexpensive model to build, and information >to>write a report. I have directed him to the Family Pietenpol Web site, and>also tried to impress him with the wonderful comradery that this design has>brought upon the generations, but I can't find a model for him to build. >Does>anyone know of where a model of a Pietenpol Airplane can be had ?>>Chuck Gantzer>NX770CG>>________________________________________________________________________________

Original Posted By: "DOUGLAS BLACKBURN"
I have a set of 1/7 scael plans I drew up a couple years ago for an electricRC version.email me off list and I'll email them to you if you'd like.DJdjv(at)imagedv.com_----- Original Message -----

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Subject: Re: Pietenpol-List: Pietenpol ModelChuck,I've a bunch of spruce left unused from Repiet. If someone would scale it down and give me a bill of materials I'd be happy to furnish it for the project.Corky________________________________________________________________________________

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Chuck,Dumas Models has a pretty accurate Piet for about $60.00 (30" wing span). Probably too expensive for him though. Sooo...go to ebay use the search for "Pietenpol." Normally they have "Peanut Scale" Piets for sale. From what I've seen they go for about 13-14 bucks.Stacy ________________________________________________________________________________

Original Posted By:
Yep! I forgot about those card models in my other post. They're pretty darn cool, be great for the kids. BTW, I found a Wells Fargo Bank on Fiddler's too. By coincidence it's based on the one in Columbia, CA...I go there every time I'm back home in CA. There's a GREAT fly-in campground in Columbia (O22) if anyone's ever in CA I highly recommend you stop there. Especially in a Piet (has grass strip)!Stacy________________________________________________________________________________

Original Posted By:> Rcaprd(at)aol.com
Hi Chuck,Peck Polymers makes a "Peanut Scale" (13" wingspan) rubber band powered flying model of a Pietenpol. Check out www.peck-polymers.com and click on kits, then peanut scale. Current price is $12.95. It is a good kit (i've got one, but haven't built it yet) with high quality balsa.JackNX899JP>

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Chuck,If you can't find the Peck kit locally (I kinda know what that answer willbe -- it's not R/C! -- check on the Penn Valley Hobby Center website forit -- good prices & wonderful service, just like an old fashioned hobby shop(or a Piet! ;-)Mike C.Pretty Prairie, KS----- Original Message -----

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Original Posted By: Isablcorky(at)aol.com
> >> >> >Group,> >My nephew is in gradeschool, and is doing a science project on the> >Pietenpol> >Airplane. He is looking for an inexpensive model to build, andinformation> >to> >write a report. I have directed him to the Family Pietenpol Web site,and> >also tried to impress him with the wonderful comradery that this designhas> >brought upon the generations, but I can't find a model for him to build.> >Does> >anyone know of where a model of a Pietenpol Airplane can be had ?> >> >Chuck Gantzer> >NX770CG> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>>________________________________________________________________________________

Original Posted By: "Michael Conkling"
> To: pietenpol-list(at)matronics.com> Subject: Pietenpol-List: Pietenpol Model> > > Group,> My nephew is in gradeschool, and is doing a science project on the Pietenpol> Airplane. He is looking for an inexpensive model to build, and information to> write a report. I have directed him to the Family Pietenpol Web site, and > also tried to impress him with the wonderful comradery that this design has > brought upon the generations, but I can't find a model for him to build. Does> anyone know of where a model of a Pietenpol Airplane can be had ?> > Chuck Gantzer> NX770CG> > > > > > > > > ________________________________________________________________________________