The 1/2A Country Boy, designed by Jim Clem in 1976, was published in the March 1977 issue of Model Aviation. It was reported to by the ideal compromise for 1/2A Free Flight, with a relatively high aspect ratio (7.5 to 1),and a good gliding (Luc..
The Arado AR-96 was the Luftwaffe's standard advanced trainer. A two-seat low-wing all-metal monoplane that first flew in 1938. It was designed to fill the gap between the biplanes used for basic training and the advanced monoplane fighters jus..
The air Youth of America was initiated in 1937, in cooperation with Standard Oil, to help youth enter aviation careers. The organization, approaching 2 million members, provided information for all fields of aviation; piloting, mechanics, administrat..
The Air Youth of America was initiated in 1937, in cooperation with Standard Oil, to help youth enter aviation careers. The organization, approaching 2 million members, provided information for all fields of aviation; piloting, mechanics, administrat..
Along with Paul Bradley, BMJR has continued the line of Replica Free Flight Models originally designed and manufactured by Carl Goldberg Models in 1958.
With a 30” wing span and all sheet wood balsa construction, the Ranger 30 was intended to help..
The Raven design was started in 2015 by Dave Platt; as a high thrust model. During the following 4 years Dave built 12 Raven in sizes ranging from a 1/2A to an 1100 Super D. Each with refinements and each displaying similar flight performance. ..
the BMJR Starduster 1300 Full Kit includes the plans, Laser cut wing and stab ribs, Sticks to assemble wing and stab + the wood required to assemble the fuselage.
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The ULF-1 is a model of a home built ultra-light glider that was designed by Dieter Reich of Germany. It first flew in 1977. It was designed for foot launch, auto tow, and ultra-light aero tow. At the time this plan was developed, 4..