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Wiz-Rod 350
Plan 722
Type Model FF Sport Pylon.
Wingspan 49in.Highwing.
Engine Glow Cox TD .049
Designer Ron St Jean.
Magazine American Aircraft Modeler July 1972
More info here...
Quikie Mk 4
Plan 723
Type Model RC Sport Acro Pattern.
Wingspan 56in.Lowwing.
Engine Glow .49
Control 4 channels.
Designer Don Sobbe.
Magazine American Aircraft Modeler July 1972
More info here...
Douglas Devastator
Plan 721
Type Model CL Scale Military Fighter.
Wingspan 30in.Lowwing.
Engine Glow K&B .40
Designer Roland Baltes.
Magazine American Aircraft Modeler July 1972
More info here...
Travel Air 2000
Plan 7724
Type Model RC Scale Sport Civil.
Wingspan 60in.Biplane.
Engine Glow .45 - .60
Control 4 channels.
Designer Bill Northrop.
Magazine Model Builder July 1972.
More info...
SAM-5
Plan 7722
Type Model FF Sport Glider.
Wingspan 81in.
Designer Ron Evans
Magazine Model Builder July 1972.
More info here
https://rcbookcase.com/details.php?publication_id=778
Piper Comanche C
Plan 7723
Type Model RC Scale Sport Civil.
Wingspan 59in.Lowwing.
Engine Glow .40
Control 4 channels.
Designer Jim Sunday.
Date July 1972
More info and article...
Avro G
Type Model FF Rubber Scale Military.
Wingspan 16in.Biplane.
Engine Rubber.
Designer W.C Hannan.
Date July 1972
More info and article here
https://rcbookcase.com/details.php?publication_id=778
This eye-catching 34in span model is a minature composite of the EAA homebuilt biplanes. Using two Ace foam wings, it is desgned for two or three channels and a .10 engine. Easy to build and easier...
All Star.
Plan 499.
Type Model RC Sport.
Wingspan 34in.Biplane.
Engine Glow O.S Max .10
Control 3 - 4 channels.
Designer Romey Bukolt.
Magazine RCModeler July 1972.
More info here...
Piper Vagabond.
Plan 500.
Type Model RC Scale Civil.
Wingspan 51in.Highwing.
Engine Glow .19
Control 3 channels.
Designer Bryce Petersen.
Magazine RCModeler July 1972
More info here...
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About the Piper Vagabond Plan
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