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Ace of Diamonds
Type Model: F/F Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 26in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Dick Twomey
Magazine: Model Aircraft July 1950
Albatros
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 18in. Biplane
Engine: .012
Designer: Frank Ehling
Magazine: Model Airplane News January 1950
All American Free
Type Model: F/F Sport Pylon
Wingspan: 56in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel Arden 199
Designer: William Winter
Magazine: Air Trails June 1950
Archangel
Type Model: F/F Sport Glider
Wingspan: 72in.
Designer: L.Gabriels
Magazine: AeroModeller February 1950
Bryton Roc
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 51in. Midwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: F.H Boxall
Magazine: Model Aircraft January 1950
Buhl Bull Pup
Type Model: R/C Scale Civil
Wingspan: 36in. Midwing
Engine: Glow Cox BB .049
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Charles Hollinger
Magazine: Air Trails October 1950
Challenger
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 56in. Parasol
Engine: Diesel 2cc
Designer: JA Newton
Magazine: Model Aircraft May 1950
Challenger
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 54in. Shoulder
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Bob Bienenstein
Magazine: Air Trails July 1950
Cirrus
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 48in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel Frog 250
Designer:
Company: Frog
Citizen
Type Model: R/C Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 56in. Highwing
Engine: Ohlsson 60
Control: 1 channel
Designer: Bill Winter
Magazine: Model Airplane News February 1950
Cloud Buster
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 21in. Shouder
Engine: Rubber
Designer:
Company: Comet
Cloud Hound
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 34in. Shoulder
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Aubrey Kochman
Magazine: Air Trails August 1950
Comper Swift
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 40in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel Taifun
Designer: Hoh Fang Chiun
Magazine: Model Airplane News January 1950
Coquette
Type Model: F/F Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 30in. Biplane
Engine: Diesel .75 - 1.3cc
Designer: Vic Smeed
Magazine: AeroModeller July 1950
Corben Super Ace
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 27in. Highwing
Engine: Glow .049
Designer: Warner Frakes
Magazine: Air Trails August 1950
Curtiss Condor
Type Model: F/F Scale Military
Wingspan: 30in. Biplane
Engine:
Designer: Frank Ehling
Magazine: Model Airplane News July 1950
Curtiss F8C-1 Helldiver
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 32in. Biplane
Engine: Glow .099
Designer: Walt Musciano
Magazine: Model Airplane News July 1950
Curtiss XPW-8
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 33in. Biplane
Engine: K&B .29
Designer: Warner Frake
Magazine: Air Trails June 1950
De Havilland DH6 Trainer
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 23in. Biplane
Engine: Cub .099
Designer: Walter Musciano
Magazine: Air Trails July 1950
DH C-2 Beaver
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 60in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel 2cc
Designer: A. Moore
Magazine: AeroModeller August 1950
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