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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
ABC Robin
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 25in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Andy Sephton
Magazine: AeroModeller September 1988
Aero 101
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 32in. Biplane
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Walt Mooney
Magazine: Model Builder September 1976
Aeronca
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 30in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Charles Efinger
Magazine: Model Airplane News October 1933
Aeronca Champion
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 30in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: James Noonan
Magazine: Air Trails August 1946
Aeronca K
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 26in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Alan Booton
Magazine: Air Trails July 1937
Aeronca K Seaplane
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 25in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer:
Company: Comet
Aeronca K
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 27in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Paul Del Gatto
Magazine: Flying Models October 1958
Aeroneer
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 24in. Lowwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Herbert Spatz
Magazine: Model Airplane News April 1941
Aerosport Quail
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 26in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Walt Mooney
Magazine: Model Builder March 1980
Airistorcrat
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 24in. Highwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Ben Shereshaw
Magazine: Model Airplane News July 1931
American Eaglet
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 25in. Parasol
Engine: Rubber
Designer:
Company: Comet
American Gyro AG-4 Crusader
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 24in. Lowwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: George Bendix
Magazine: Model Aircraft 1938
Arrow Model F
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 28in. Lowwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Alan Booton
Magazine: Air Trails May 1937
Arup
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 27in. Lowwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Gor. Englehart
Magazine: Model Builder November 1983
Avro 511 Arrowscout
Type Model: F/F Scale Military
Wingspan: 24in. Biplane
Engine: Rubber
Designer: George Meyer
Magazine: Flying Models February 1975
Avro Avian Monoplane
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 24in. Lowwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Bill Dennis
Magazine: AeroModeller February 1986
Avro Cadet 631
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 24in. Biplane
Engine: Rubber
Designer: E.J Riding
Magazine: AeroModeller March 1941
B.F.W. M23c
Type Model: F/F Scale Civil
Wingspan: 32in. Lowwing
Engine: Rubber
Designer: T.N Bobrovsky
Magazine: Model Airplane News August 1931
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