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Free-flight scale plans of Australian aircraft
Jiro Sugimoto's rendition of my Peanut Scale Amethyst Falcon plan.



A scale free-flight model of the Gippsland Aeronautics GA-8 Airvan.



My Peanut Scale free-flight model of the Amsco Monoplane.



My scale free-flight model of the Southern Cross SC1.		 Welcome to DB Design Bureau.

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This site features plans for scale free flight models of aircraft which were designed, built or flown in Australia (plus some other odds and ends). All the plans featured have been designed using CAD, and are free of charge. You can download them in Adobe Acrobat format, print them out and build them. Most of the plans are designed for rubber power, and a couple of them show details of how to install electric power. Sizes range from Peanut Scale (330 mm or 13" span) up to 760 mm (30") span. Not all of the plans featured have been "flight tested" yet (but since they are offered for free, its "caveat emptor"!!).

As well as scale free flight models of Australian aircraft, this site also features:
  • Scale 3-view drawings for several of the aircraft featured (some of these drawings are highly detailed, and some are basic outlines). Look on the Free Scale FF Plans page for these drawings
  • A listing of aircraft designed and flown in Australia. This list provides basic details for the aircraft which I have been able to find, so I'm not claiming that its a complete list, in fact new aircraft are being designed and flown all the time, so I add them as soon as I find details. You can see the list on the Aircraft Designed in Australia page.
  • Links to other websites with information about Australian-designed aircraft.
Feel free to let me know what you think of the website or the plans. You can email me via derek "at" buckmasterfamily "dot" id "dot" au.

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