Northrop BT-1
SKU: AND:NORTHBT1
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Northrop BT-1 scale Plan Set This is a full size printed set of Plans and other Documentation Design Specifications Scale: 1/4 Wingspan: 120" Wing Aera: 2560 sq inches Length: 96" Power: 130cc Weight: 45lbs
Brief Aircraft History The XBT-1 was designed in 1934 in response to a navy request for a dive bomber. It was a low wing monoplane, of all metal construction apart from fabric covered control surfaces. The prototype was powered by a 700hp Pratt & Whitney R-1535-66 Twin Wasp Jr. engine, later replaced by an 825hp R-1535-94. Powered by the latter engine the BT-1 was capable of carrying a 1000lb bomb, had a service ceiling of 22,500ft and a top speed of 212 mph. The US Navy placed an order for 54 BT-1s in 1936. The aircraft entered service during 1938, and served on the USS Yorktown and USS Enterprise.
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Northrop BT-1 scale Plan Set
This is a full size printed set of Plans and other Documentation
David's Exact 1/4 Scale Northrop BT-1 goes way beyond the initial flight characteristics of the XB1 developed in 1934.
With a wingspan 120” and a power plant of a DLE 120cc or equivalent, this design gives you the outline of the rarely model Northrop BT-1 with the flight characteristics of the Douglas XSBD-1.
For accessories needed to complete the model,
such as Cowls, Canopies, Gear etc., go to mnbigbirds.com
The Set Includes All of David Andersen Northrop BT-1 scale Downloads Printed Full Size:
- Shipped rolled in Cardboard Tube
- Printed full size
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