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334-G
Type Model: C/L Sport Stunt
Wingspan: 42in. Lowwing
Engine: ED 2.46cc
Designer: Peter Russell
Magazine: AeroModeller August 1956
ABC Robin
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 38in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel Mc Coy .049
Designer: Lloyd V Hunt
Magazine: Model Airplane News February 1956
Aeolus
Type Model: F/F Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 44in. Shoulder
Engine: Rubber
Designer: A.J Philips
Magazine: Flying Models October 1956
Aero Bat
Type Model: C/L Sport Stunt
Wingspan: 51in. Midwing
Engine: Veco .29
Designer: Allyn Aldrich
Magazine: Model Airplane News December 1956
Aerobat
Type Model: C/L Sport
Wingspan: 38in. Midwing
Engine: Frog 249 BB
Designer: Charles Buffery
Companie: Frog
Aiglet
Type Model: F/F Sport Glider
Wingspan: 47in.
Designer: Martin Bridge
Magazine: AeroModeller December 1956
Alien
Type Model: C/L Sport Racer
Wingspan: 24in. Midwing
Engine: Frog 2.49cc
Designer: WP Woodrow
Magazine: Model Aircraft August 1956
Ascender
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 43in. Highwing
Engine: .049
Designer: Hal Roth
Magazine: Model Airplane News August 1956
B-25 Mitchell
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 42in. Midwing
Engine: Glow 2 x .09 - .19
Designer: Don McGovern
Companie: Berkeley
Bellanca Monoplane
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 34in. Highwing
Engine: Glow .099
Designer: Paul Palanek
Magazine: Flying Models February 1956
Bev
Type Model: C/L Sport
Wingspan: 18in. Midwing
Engine: Diesel Mills .75
Designer: Tom Norton
Magazine: Model Aircraft January 1956
Bi-Baby
Type Model: F/F Sport Glider
Wingspan: 9in.
Designer: Unknown
Magazine: Flying Models September 1956
Bicki
Type Model: R/C Sport Motor Glider
Wingspan: 84in.
Engine: Diesel Allbon
Control: 1 channel
Designer: A. Bickel
Magazine: AeroModeller June 1956
Bipalo
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 28in. Biplane
Engine: Diesel .5cc
Designer: J. Wood
Magazine: Model Aircraft February 1956
Black Hawk
Type Model: C/L Sport
Wingspan: 50in. Midwing
Engine: Fox .35
Designer: Walt Pyron
Magazine: Air Trails September 1956
Black Magic
Type Model: R/C Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 60in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel E.D 2.46
Control: 1 channel
Designer: Fred Hempsall
Magazine: AeroModeller August 1956
Blitzen
Type Model: R/C Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 60in. Highwing
Engine: Glow Fox .19
Control: 3 channels
Designer: Don Yearout
Magazine: Model Airplane News February 1956
Bullet
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 32in. Parasol
Engine: Diesel .5 - .8cc
Designer: N.D Peacock
Magazine: AeroModeller May 1956
Cessna 170
Type Model: R/C Scale Civil
Wingspan: 36in. Highwing
Engine: Glow Cox TD .049 -.09
Control: 3 channels
Designer: Bill Dean
Company: Keil Kraft
Cessna 172
Type Model: R/C Scale Civil
Wingspan: 54in. Highwing
Engine: Glow Torp .15
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Don McGovern
Company: Berkeley
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