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  1. 06-29-2010, 02:15 PM #1
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    WW2 English Chariots

    I saw the plans on quickpits.com to build a ME-109 cockpit, but Some of my favorite airplanes are the Hurricane, Spitfire and Mosquito. I was wondering if there are any plans out there to build a pit of those. I don't have the tools to build the first two out of metal, but I can make 'em out of the always trusted MDF and other wood. I'm wanting to build something similar to the 109 where the pit looks like what they are. Plans would be awesome as I would like to build a pair so I can dogfight another person. I guess the most accurate things I need are the rib shapes for the pit. Thanks.
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    Re: WW2 English Chariots

    Nice idea and wish you well. How about scaling up one of these?

    http://www.willingtons.com/mymac/Plans_Download.htm
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