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MJ 9 or 3/4 ME109

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wiloows5050

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Elk Grove Ca
I've gone back and forth as to start a construction log here or not. Here goes, I hope I can keep up with the progress on a regular basis. The fuselage formers are made out of ash or plywood depending on the station number. This is a project I acquired several years ago with plans that where incomplete.

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Fuselage full size plans page

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Tracing the plans page to make templates. The formers are overlapping so the page can't be cut.
 
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