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0-Four9ier
Type Model: R/C Scale Civil Motor Glider
Wingspan: 56in.
Engine: Glow Cox BB .049
Control: 3 channels
Designer: Peter Miller
Magazine: Radio Modeller October 1992
1931 Northrop Primary Glider
Type Model: R/C Scale Civil Glider
Wingspan: 66in.
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Walter Kessler
Magazine: Flying Models August 1967
2T
Type Model: R/C Sport Motor Glider
Wingspan: 51in.
Engine: Cox BB .049
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Ron Jacobsen
Magazine: American Aircraft Modeler March 1972
A-10 Thunderbolt
Type Model: R/C Scale Military Glider
Wingspan: 60in.
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Jack Sidebottom
Magazine: RC Model World May 1999
Ace High
Type Model: R/C Sport Motor Glider
Wingspan: 70in.
Engine: Cox BB .049
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Owen Kampen
Magazine: American Aircraft Modeler September 1971
Ace High Mk II
Type Model: R/C Sport Motor Glider
Wingspan: 69in.
Engine: Glow Cox BB .049
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Owen Kampen
Company: Ace R/C
Aexi
Type Model: R/C Sport Motor Glider
Wingspan: 51in.
Engine: Electric
Control: 3 channels
Designer: Gerald Johnson
Magazine: RCM&E November 1977
Algebra
Type Model: R/C Sport Glider
Wingspan: 96in.
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Sean Bannister
Magazine: RCM&E January 1975
Algebra 2M
Type Model: R/C Sport Glider
Wingspan: 79in.
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Sean Bannister
Magazine: RCM&E January 1981
Alpavia RF-3
Type Model: R/C Scale Motor Glider
Wingspan: 64in.
Engine: Cox BB .049
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Owen Kampen
Magazine: Flying Models September 1966
Alto
Type Model: R/C Sport Glider
Wingspan: 74in.
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Tony Mellor
Magazine: Radio Modeller July 1990
Amadeus
Type Model: R/C Sport Motor Glider
Wingspan: 77in.
Engine: Electric
Control: 3 channels
Designer: J. Cerny
Magazine: FMT March 1991
Andromeda 90-RC
Type Model: R/C Sport Glider
Wingspan: 75in.
Control: 2 channels
Designer: V Spulak
Magazine: FMT September 1992
Ant 25
Type Model: R/C Scale Motor Glider
Wingspan: 96in.
Engine: Diesel
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Pavel Bosak
Magazine: Flying Models September 1980
Anymouse
Type Model: R/C Sport Glider
Wingspan: 62in.
Control: 2 channels
Designer: John Chapman
Magazine: Radio Modeller October 1974
Apprentice
Type Model: R/C Sport Motor Glider
Wingspan: 48in.
Engine: Glow Cox PW .020
Control: 1 channel
Designer: David Boddington
Magazine: AeroModeller August 1968
AR-13
Type Model: R/C Sport Glider
Wingspan: 114in.
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Edward Kolassa
Magazine: Model Airplane News August 1976
Aries
Type Model: R/C Sport Glider
Wingspan: 72in.
Control: 1 channel
Designer: George Upson
Magazine: AeroModeller June 1958
Aries 3
Type Model: R/C Sport Glider
Wingspan: 141in.
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Ron Russell
Magazine: Radio Modeller May 1980
Ascender
Type Model: R/C Sport Glider
Wingspan: 86in.
Control: 2 channels
Designer: Dave Hughes
Magazine: Radio Modeller October 1970
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