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Conundrum
 Post subject: Bill of Materials
PostPosted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 10:15 am 
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I am currently building a Teenie II and already predict the need for a two seater. The T-18 looks to be within my skills as a builder and uses many of the same methods I am already using on the TT. Where can I find an accurate Bill of Materials for a scratch build? I want to use an absolute minimum of purchased parts.


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lance38dt
 Post subject: Bill of Materials
PostPosted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 2:07 pm 
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A Teenie Two was my last ride,a good plane with almost the same characteristics, flying, landing and stall speed.Loved the T2 love my Thorp even more.

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Rich Brazell
 Post subject: Bill of Materials
PostPosted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 5:51 pm 
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This subject came up about 4 months ago ? A list of materials is in the NL's...number of sheets of aluminum and stringers, etc. Off hand I can't remember what NL, but we talked about it on the message board. Go to the NL archieve (1-44) and scroll down to NL 1 (page 18/19). There is a list of materials there.

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Tom
 Post subject: Bill of Materials
PostPosted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 9:17 pm 
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That teenie two is very reminiscent of Mr. Thorp's Little Dipper - circa 1944 Lockeed design. I think it was the T-7 and later morphed into the T-11 (now T-211). There were two prototypes built at Lockeed, the Army didn't buy the design, and they were scrapped. Much later (1960's) George Robertson (Mr. Thorp's very close friend and confidant) built a one place Sky Scooter that also looked a lot like this airplane. Last I heard some fellow up in Washington has that airplane and has restored it. I flew it out of San Fernando several times and it was a sweet little bird.


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