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1/2A Wunda
Type Model: F/F Sport Pylon
Wingspan: 34in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel .75cc
Designer: P. Newell
Magazine: Model Aircraft April 1961
1/8A Spacer
Type Model: F/F Sport Pylon
Wingspan: 26in. Highwing
Engine: Cox .010
Designer: Chuck Gode
Magazine: Model Builder March 1994
1942 Comet Interceptor
Type Model: F/F Sport Pylon
Wingspan: 44in. Highwing
Engine: Glow Cox Texaco .049
Designer: Jim Reynolds
Magazine: Model Builder September 1989
55 Special
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 41in. Lowwing
Engine: Diesel PAW 55BR
Designer: John Stroud
Magazine: AeroModeller October 1993
A-B Okie Bird
Type Model: F/F Sport Pylon
Wingspan: 60in. Highwing
Engine: Glow .15 - .25
Designer: Jim Clem
Magazine: Model Builder April 1975
Achilles
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 46in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel 2.5cc
Designer: Emil Fresl
Magazine: AeroModeller March 1954
Aerbo
Type Model: F/F Sport Pylon
Wingspan: 30in. Highwing
Engine: Glow Cox TD .020
Designer: Phil Bernhart
Magazine: Model Builder February 1988
Aero Car
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 72in. Highwing
Engine: Petrol
Designer: Edmond Hammitt
Magazine: Air Trails July 1947
Air Trails Sportster
Type Model: F/F Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 46in. Highwing
Engine: Glow .19
Designer: Ben Shereshaw
Magazine: AeroModeller March 1968
Air Trails Sportster
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 46in. Highwing
Engine: Petrol Bantam
Designer: Ben Shereshaw
Magazine: Air Trails March 1939
Air-O-Jet
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 30in. Highwing
Engine: Jetex
Designer:
Company: Veron
Airborn
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 54in. Highwing
Engine: Glow Cox .049
Designer: Chester Lanzo
Magazine: Modellismo
Alert
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 53in. Highwing
Engine: Petrol Forster .29
Designer: Michael Latorre
Magazine: Air Trails December 1942
All American
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 38in. Highwing
Engine: Petrol
Designer: Frank Ehling
Magazine: Air Trails May 1952
Anita
Type Model: F/F Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 28in. Biplane
Engine: Diesel 0.5 - 0.8cc
Designer: Brian Peckham
Magazine: Model Aircraft January 1960
Aquarius
Type Model: F/F Sport Seaplane
Wingspan: 52in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel 2cc
Designer: W.Heginbotham
Magazine: AeroModeller April 1951
Ascender
Type Model: F/F Sport
Wingspan: 39in. Canard
Engine: Diesel .75 - 1.5cc
Designer: Jim Fullarton
Magazine: AeroModeller July 1951
Aspis
Type Model: F/F Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 36in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel .5cc
Designer: O.F.W. Fisher
Magazine: AeroModeller February 1986
Atlantis
Type Model: F/F Sport Pylon
Wingspan: 50in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel 1.5cc
Designer: L. Piesk
Magazine: AeroModeller December 1959
Austrish
Type Model: F/F Sport Trainer
Wingspan: 37in. Highwing
Engine: Diesel 0.30 - 0.75cc
Designer: Vic Smeed
Magazine: AeroModeller September 1984
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