Sorry out of Fireball Plans. Not planning on any future printings.
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The American Junior Aircraft Company never produced "plans" for the Fireball. They did provide assembly instructions and illustrations, plus flying instructions with each kit. Here you see a profile post-war Fireball that Frank Macy built using these plans. You can build an original Fireball or more easily build a profile version from any these plans. Don't wait any longer to build a Fireball of your own, these plans are all you need to get started. |
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Fireball plans come with a gum backed copy of the original Fireball label, suitable for framing or using on a box of your own. Just wet the back and it will self-adhere. You also get a set of water mount decals for the pre-war Fireball. |
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Eugene Kleiner, original technical illustrator and designer for Jim Walker and the American Junior Aircraft Company, personally inspected, inked and signed the pre-war Fireball plans in November of 1982. This is as official and accurate as it gets. |
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What you get in the Fireball Plan SetAll four production versions of the Fireball, both pre-war and post-war. Sheets are 24" by 36", rolled so there are no creases. Also includes several modeler's modifications, such as, Cal Smith's Fireball Bi-Plane. Copies of all assembly instructions and illustrations produced by American Junior, 54 illustrations. How-U-Do instruction sheet for the Super Stunt Fireball Fireball directions for assembly Additional flying instructions and illustrations Pre-war box label and water mount decals Now including plans for a stick and tissue 1940 version for R/C or Free Flight |
Fireball Plans are currently not available.
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