Mitsubishi Ki-15 "Babs" Plans
SKU: AND:KI15
Mitsubishi Ki-15 "Babs" Plan Set
Design Specifications
Wingspan: 120" - 3.05m
Length: 83" - 2.11m
Weight: 30 lbs - 13.6K
Wing Area: 1900 sq in
Engine: 65cc - 100cc
Brief Aircraft History
For a brief period in 1937, the Mitsubishi Ki-15, code-named Babs by the Allies, was the fastest production aircraft in the world! The Ki-15 Karigane (Wild Goose) is a two-seat reconnaissance aircraft with a top speed of 300 mph. Construction began in December 1935 and the prototypes exceeded all expectations. About the same size as a P-47 Thunderbolt but only one-third as heavy, its range was four times that of a Spitfire and its ceiling was 6000 feet higher. No fighter could catch it at the time.
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Product Description
Mitsubishi Ki-15 "Babs" Plan Set
This is a full size printed set of Plans and other Documentation
For accessories needed to complete the model,
such as Cowls, Canopies, Gear etc., go to mnbigbirds.com
David’s New Design is an Exact 1/4 Scale, suitable for competition and/or everyday enjoyment at the flying field. David finished his award winning model after the second prototype version, named Kamikaze-Go. This unique aircraft has a colorful background which is highlighted in the "Construction Summary" downloadable from the Mitsubishi Ki-15 Babs menu.
The Set Includes All of David Andersen Mitsubishi Ki-15 "Babs" Downloads Printed Full Size:
- Shipped rolled in Cardboard Tube
- 1 sheet of 4 views Printed full size
- 3 sheets of Paint Masks Printed full size
- 5 sheets of Drawings Printed full size
- 85 page Construction Guide 8 1/2" X 11"
Table of Contents
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Fuselage Assembly 2 Completion Views 60
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Cowl Assembly 13 In-Flight Photos 68
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Canopy Construction 17 Flying 70
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Fiberglass Wheel Pants 21 Donald Thorpe Photos 72
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Wooden Wheel Pants 26 Full-size Photos 74
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Fin & Rudder Assembly 31 Markings 77
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Stab & Elevator Assembly 35 References 80
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Wing Assembly 40 Alternate Color Schemes 81
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Surface Details 51 Four-view Drawing 84
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Parts List 57 Paint Masks 85
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Modelers’ Comments 59