BT 96" Harvard plan

Has anyone on here built one or got the plan they could have a look at for me please?
It's with regard to the u/c blisters on top of the wing that blend in with the fuselage, I would like to know if the details are on the plan to build them in rather than those plastic ones. I have been to the Traplet tent at the last two shows as they normally have the plans of Taylor and Bryant in condensed form in big books but they have not had the books with them.
It's not a major problem and one I could work out but I'm after the easy life now :whistle:
Cheers
John

I have BT's smaller Harvard plan from the 1980s. I'll dig it out, scan the respective parts and post it....but it may take a couple of days to find the plan FN.

The wheel wells are glass mouldings if I remember correctly

Andy Sephton wrote: I have BT's smaller Harvard plan from the 1980s. I'll dig it out, scan the respective parts and post it....but it may take a couple of days to find the plan FN.

Thank you Andy, that is very kind of you and would be appreciated.
I have the Flair one and I put retracts in that one. I saw the Us Marines one at the Nats and thought I would fancy a bigger one and speaking to the owner he said it was the Ziroli one and they come out rather heavy and suggested the BT one.
Sorry our paths never crossed the weekend would have been nice to meet.
Thanks again, whenever it's convenient with you.
John

Geoff dales wrote: The wheel wells are glass mouldings if I remember correctly

That might be different then Geoff, I assumed they were the ABS ones.
Thank you.
John

It is a toss up between this and his P47 Razorback, I really can't make up my mind. The more I saw the Texan the weekend the more I liked it. Whichever I choose the lot will be collected from Traplet as it's only 20 mins down the road and I hate,, folded plans.

I've found the plan John, but I'm afraid it won't be of much help as it shows a fixed undercarriage - it is early 80s model technology after all..... Anyway, for what it's worth, here's a photo of the wingroot plan and the relevant ribs:

Ive got a big harvard canopy, no idea what its orf

Andy Sephton wrote: I've found the plan John, but I'm afraid it won't be of much help as it shows a fixed undercarriage - it is early 80s model technology after all..... Anyway, for what it's worth, here's a photo of the wingroot plan and the relevant ribs:

Thank you for that Andy, I can see from the last image that the wheel blister appears to be a solid block to be shaped. Hopefully he hasn't deviated too much from this for the bigger one.
Appreciated.
John

alan cantwell wrote: Ive got a big harvard canopy, no idea what its orf

Find the bloody rest of it for me then [badass] [badass]
Good to talk the weekend Boss.
Have asked about keeping his eye open for batteries for you, or is Martin sorting you?

Wont be seeing anyone till next year, So i will have to find one elsewhere, thanks for asking, Yes, always good to have a natter at show meets, As for find me the rest, it was off steve ogden, didnt even know it was included until sue handc it to me, well, cant say no, can you?

gb.trapletshop.com/na-t-6-texanharvard-9425-2

Hopefully the link above will help . Shows wheelwell/ wing root fairing as a moulding

Thank you Geoff I had seen that, then checked the shop and indeed your were correct the wheel blisters are CF.
Nice pictoral build in SA I viewed, came up when I googled the BT 96" Harvard.
John

Well that nice Mr Cantwell is downsizing his four stroke dept so decided to do the P47 after agreeing (Arm twisting) terms for the 180 off him.
Pity My Grey decided "SNAFU" would look better over the pond as I would have liked to have seen it to appreciate the size of the beasts.
John

Its in the box, ready to post, And the canopy i mentioned earlier, was off a ziroli stuka, oops