> The most recent drawings I have seen of this aircraft are in the
> recent Smithsonian book,"Igor Sikorsky-- The Russian Years". This is an
> excellent book and comes highly recommended. There is an appendix in the
> back with some rather small drawings by Harry Woodman and a listing of all
> Ilya Mourmets a/c built. There were some substantial differences between
> many of these, not the least of which were the engines used, a chronic
> problem for these aircraft as outlined inthe book. I think that the
> Woodman drawings have appeared elsewhere, but I can't remember where.
>
> Although this Smithsonian book was only published 3-4 years ago, I
> think it may already be out of print? I found mine at a used book store.
Windsock has 1/72nd scale drawings out. Look for Vol 6 No 4 and No
5. These issues include wonderful interior photo's, as well.
It's good to be back. My little boy came down with conjunctiveitess
(sp?) (basically, pink eye) and I had to take yesterday as a sick
day. Granted, I got some building time in, but not enough to warrant
a complete model.
Matt
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Matthew Bittner WW1 Modeler, ecto subscriber, semi-new dad,
meba@cso.com PowerBuilder developer; Omaha, Nebraska
Disclaimer: opinions expressed by me are my responsibility only.
"Villians I say to you now: knock off all that evil!"
- The Tick
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