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1/2 Stick
Type Model: F/F Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 19in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Bob Buragas
Magazine: Flying Models September 1966
1911 Caudron
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 30in. Midwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Henry Struck
Magazine: Model Airplane News February 1939
1928 Love Eagle
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 32in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Bob Oslan
Magazine: Model Builder September 1974
1935 Wakefield Winner
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 40in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Gordon Light
Magazine: Air Trails April 1936
1938 Moffet Winner
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 48in. Parasol
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Roy Nelder
Magazine: Air Trails December 1938
1939 Moffett Trophy Winner
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 40in. Shoulder
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Ed Naudzius
Magazine: Air Trails February 1940
1939 Stout Trophy Winner
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 41in. Parasol
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Bob Toft
Magazine: Air Trails December 1939
A.B.C. Robin
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 37in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: E.J Riding
Magazine: AeroModeller September 1954
A6M3 Zero Sen
Type Model: F/F Scale Military
Wingspan: 37in. Lowwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Tom Houle
Magazine: Flying Models March 1984
ABC Robin
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 25in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Andy Sephton
Magazine: AeroModeller September 1988
Ace of Diamonds
Type Model: F/F Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 26in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Dick Twomey
Magazine: Model Aircraft July 1950
Aeolus
Type Model: F/F Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 44in. Shoulder
Engine: Rubber
Designer: A.J Philips
Magazine: Flying Models October 1956
Aero 101
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 32in. Biplane
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Walt Mooney
Magazine: Model Builder September 1976
Aero A 14
Type Model: F/F Scale Military
Wingspan: 24in. Biplane
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Rud.Drnec
Magazine: Modelar August 1971
Aeromarine Klemm AKL-26-B
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 20in. Lowwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Al Backstrom
Magazine: Flying Models June 1988
Aeronca
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 30in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Charles Efinger
Magazine: Model Airplane News October 1933
Aeronca C-3 Collegian
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil Sport
Wingspan: 27in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Phil Smith
Company: Veron
Aeronca Champion
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil Sport
Wingspan: 23in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Phil Smith
Company: Veron
Aeronca Champion
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 30in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: James Noonan
Magazine: Air Trails August 1946
Aeronca Champion
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 20in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Paul Guillow
Company: Guillows
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