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| Creosotewind | Scratch Built Grumman F9F Panther | Parked | 29-May-09 17:47 |  |
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| The sections were scanned and then cleaned up using Adobe Illustrator. The intent for this kit was that it could be reproduceable. The wood would be laser cut. The cross lines are for reference and alignment. |
| Creosotewind | Scratch Built Grumman F9F Panther | Parked | 29-May-09 17:44 |  |
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| One of the many reasons these books are valuable. The section drawings are a big help. But you have to keep in mind that they may not be 100% accurate. I found three different sources having three slightly different shapes for the various sections. |
| Creosotewind | Scratch Built Grumman F9F Panther | Parked | 29-May-09 17:42 |  |
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| From a collector's standpoint, this kit is in really good shape. The only issue is a tear in the instruction sheet. |
| Creosotewind | Scratch Built Grumman F9F Panther | Parked | 29-May-09 17:39 |  |
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| The kit that started me on this trail. The Flight Engineering kits all have a wing span of 30". For this kit, that works out to just over 1/15 scale. The printwood and the instructions have a copyright of 1948, which means the kit is based on one of the prototypes. There are minor changes to the production planes. I wanted to capture one of them. |
| Creosotewind | Scratch Built Grumman F9F Panther | Build | 29-May-09 17:13 |  |
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| Starting a custom built Grumman F9f 2/3 in 3/4", or 1/16 scale, similar to the old Cleveland Master models. James, could you make a category for that? |
