Hello,
I find on the web, this nice pictures of 1/3 scale Extra 300. Some pictures e-mailed me producer of this Extra.
Look at: www.modellbau-voit.de

Greetings, Lubos O.

Nice looking plane bro, Looks like it is composite??

What are the specs??

Wingspan:
Fuse length:
Wing area:
Flyingweight:
Engine size:

Man you cant get more scale then that.

It be nice to have a U.S. dist.

What are the specs??

Here ya GO!!
Maßstab 1:3 Scale
Spannweite 250 cm (97.5")
Länge 222 cm (86.6")
Gewicht ab 9,5 kg (It weighs like 150 lbs)
Motor 70 -140 cm3 (takes a Hemi)
Profil Fläche: (Can be used as a Tow motor)
Wurzel Eppler 169 15% mod. (Has a built in Wurzel jukebox)
Endrippe Eppler 169 10% mod, (Everyone should know what a Endrippe is .. so..)
Profi/ Höhenleitwerk NACA 0012 (makes toast, and coffie)

dang man does it fly like the scale ..or is it 3d wild?

Its nice to see an extra look the way it should. All the surfaces are the correct size and all....very nice

Wow, that is nice.... Is that Extra Ken piloting in pic 1 ?

Here are some pix of two Extras Ibuilt for Klein Tools. These are static only, but started life as Comp-ARF kits. I chopped the tails down to make the rudder and elev. correct size. The seats are leather, inside has scale tube structure.. lots of fun detail. They were paited in base/clear over all the graphics and hand polished. They were a lot of fun to build, but never again!
The photo with the guys holding them is of Rick Klein, on the right and Mike Mancuso on the left. Mike has 54NL and Ricks was a sister ship 55NL. There as some subtle differances between the two...

Wow Matt, those are amazing. Comp-ARF kits to static models, not cheap, but nice !

Jason

Jason, thanks man. Yeah, not cheap, but looking at them close, the Comp-ARFs are the closest to scale outline. Tho other thing I did was to lower the wing in the fuse about 1 1/2 inches and raise the tail up in the fuse a bit as well. THis made them look very scale. I bet they would fly like $hi^ though!!
I attached a few more to look at as well. Thats me doing my Mike Mancuso imitationin the third pix. My have had on too many that night....
Rick had his copany make up two really nice display stands to show off the models in the company headquarters.

And for those who care, this is how I mounted the prop. This type of engine is very cheap!

That's very cool.

Originally Posted by Matt Chapman

And for those who care, this is how I mounted the prop. This type of engine is very cheap!

And very QUIET too

Nice job on the builds Matt. Did you ever get your Bucker finished?
Earle

Earle,

Hey, how ya doing? Very nice to hear from you. I just posted a few recent photos of the Bucker a couple days ago. The thread is listed 'Bucker Jungmann new photos' I am finishing up the sheet metal work now. I have no idea how i ever found the time to build three airplanes all those years ago.Maybe because I didnt have a life!?
I hope to have some fabric on the plane this summer. Wings are ready, fuse getting close. I will try to keep the progress posted here.
Give my best to Pat and Chaz-Chuck-Charlie-Charles, whatever he goes by now. Do I guess he's a Dad? TGhat blows my mind! He was always a really good kid. I liked hanging with him.

Stay in touch!

Matt