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After a year, I'm finally finished with my Pawnee. It's a resin kit and the resin parts are made poorly. I had to scratch build most of it and/or borrow some parts from by parts bin. I'm not thrilled with the results, but satisfied as I now have a tow plane for some of my upcoming gliders! Anyway I hope you enjoy seeing something different, for a change. Thanks!
I didn't know Piper made that aircraft. Looks like you did a nice job with it.
You might notice that your Photobucket links are not working. Sorry to report that you will want to find a new photo host if you want to continue posting.
The one pic that showed looks like a nice build.
Greg, most of the Pawnee's were rigged out as ag sprayers.
Goldhammer, you just read my mind!!! I was just going to ask if this wasn't an ag plane, for real. I never made the connection about them being used for towing and spraying. Thx!
Steve, all your pics are showing up now. Like Goldhammer mentioned, I also thought you had a nice build based on just the one pic. Now being able to see them all, no doubt, you did a nice job.
Dunno if I'd be brave enough to try an all resin airplane kit. You da man.
Well done! What, not familiar with a Pawnee? The first version had a 150 hp Lycoming, then they had Lycoming O-540's derated to 235 HP. We called the 150 HP one we had the Puny.
John
To see build logs for my models: http://goldeneramodel.com/mymodels/mymodels.html
I remember the Pawnee. Still see one or two around.
I'd like to see your model, but the photos still not showing for me.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
jeaton01What, not familiar with a Pawnee?
I know!
Being a Piper fan, I'm more surprised than you at not being familiar with the Pawnee, John.
Gee;
I thought everyone knew what a Pawnee was ! T.B.
Tanker - Builder Gee; I thought everyone knew what a Pawnee was ! T.B.
There's always gotta be that one guy, TB.
John, I just caught that you used to call your 150 HP Pawnee "Puny". That's pretty funny.
In another thread guys are talking about dusters with PT-6's in them. A couple winters ago I was airport bumming at a local airport I'd never been to. They had 3 or 4 of those monsters torn down for off-season maintenence. I had no idea of the size or power of modern day dusters. I was overwhelmed by them.
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