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Thank You for purchasing a FoamFly Product!
Welcome to the world of
simple, durable foam flying machines. The floats make a water takeoff not only a
possibility, and but also a thrill.
The Insta-Plane Construction makes the plane quick and easy to assemble. All
the pieces are specially pre-cut with only a few jobs left for you to do. You can literally
have this plane up and flying in under an hour. Experience helps, and I recommend
reading these instructions thoroughly before beginning.
EZ-Float Requirements
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Optional Covering Material: Packing tape, or other low temp covering like Econocote,
Oracover, Solite, etc.) For larger floats fiberglass cloth and polycrylic make a good
covering as well.
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Foam Safe Glue: Contact cement if needed to help covering adhere, Polyurethane
glue, waterproof wood glue, or foam-safe CA for attaching the wood parts.
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Wire for mounting to the plane. The main gear usually works for one side, then you
need to fabricate something for the other.
Introduction:
FoamFly.com is more than just a hobby company. It’s a community too! Please
take pictures of your plane, and upload them to the photo gallery. Feel free to drop by and
see what all the other foam junkies have been building. There are free plans, and lot’s of
tips and ideas as well as unique new planes that you won’t find anywhere else.
Okay, you’ve got your floats in front of you and you’re ready to hit the water. Only problem:
the plane is lying in pieces in front of you. Well we can take care of that too.
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Identify all the parts:
Let’s see what you’ve got
a)
Floats
b)
Scrap Foam
c)
Wood Base Plates
d)
Wood “Staples”
e)
Bamboo Cross-Bars
