Fisher FP-404 Biplane restoration

Good googly moogly … that thing is… WAY COOL!

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Is this a “Manned” aircraft or a 3/4 Scale RC Plane? Whichever. You did a Beautiful job on it.

I used to do a lot of Model Aircraft building but all U-Control usually “Full Scale” or Aerobatics’.

Last one was a P-38 Lightning, Scale. with 2 .35 Fox Engines. Took 2 months to build. First time out the Control Line Jammed. WHAM! Straight in! (Asphalt) Totaled! Wasn’t worth trying to rebuild so I went to a Corsair (Pappy Boyington) Flew like a dream.

That was MANY years ago. Always had a hankering to get back in. But! ....... Maybe. One of these days. Probably RC.

Check this Bi-Plane out! 1000cc Talk about playing with Fire and Incredible Control! HERE:

-- Richard (Ontario, CANADA)

From one pilot to another….......happy and safe flighing!!

Prez

-- George..." I love the smell of a workshop in the morning!"

Is this a “Manned” aircraft or a 3/4 Scale RC Plane? Whichever. You did a Beautiful job on it.

I used to do a lot of Model Aircraft building but all U-Control usually “Full Scale” or Aerobatics .

This is the real thing… I’ll be sitting my butt in it tomorrow. The “beautiful job” is the original builder’s; I just put it back into flying condition. I did lots of U/C flying back in the day too, wouldn’t mind building an old style Ringmaster or something like that one of these days. I think my favorite back then was the Jr. Nobler with a Fox .15. I still have a shop full of R/C models (mine and my Dad’s which I inherited when he passed away a few years back) but I haven’t flown any of them in quite a few years.

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Wow, that’s a heck of a project. Pretty cool.

-- Bill M. "People change, walnut doesn't" by Gene.

I wish you many hours of flying through sky, wind beneath your wings, and your spirits high.

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OUTSTANDING! Fair weather and mild headwinds to you tomorrow from one long-time pilot to another. I built and flew a Cavalier in the ‘80s and what a hoot; much different than our metal tube/wood spar Pitts today but what the heck. I just recently found this site and it’s great to see other pilots here. Hobby woodworkers are a small group but hobby woodworking pilots are even smaller. Fly safe and best of luck tomorrow!

Fine looking aircraft. Should be fun to fly. I am envious.

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That is awesome

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Gorgeous airplane! Another pilot here. Good luck with it!

Joe

-- Joe | Spartanburg, SC | "To give anything less than your best is to sacrafice the gift." - Steve Prefontaine

That’s the first time I’ve seen a freaking airplane on here. Crazy the wide array of things that can be made from wood. Please post a picture/video if it in flight!

-- Allen, Colorado (Instagram @bobasaurus_woodworking)

Malcolm:

Hope you have a Great Flight!

”I did lots of U/C flying back in the day too, wouldn’t mind building an old style Ringmaster or something like that one of these days.”

The Ringmaster was the same one I basically started to learn Stunt Flying on with a McCoy .29 Redhead. (As Below) I flew a lot of different ones after that but the Ringmaster was always my Favorite.

Also a few “Flying Wings” with a .35 on them for Combat. That was just plain NUTS!! ...LOL..

Rick

-- Richard (Ontario, CANADA)

THIS ONE RESTORATION YOU DO NOT SEE EVERYDAY. Wow, great job.

-- Norman - I never never make a mistake, I just change the design.

Isn’t wood amazing? The things one can accomplish with it are limited only by the imagination.

-- Still trying to master kindling making

Great job….sure is a step away from your other woodwork.

-- Larry in Hawaii,