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More-Than-260cm (102in)
Wing Dihedral
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Anhedral
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Motor Type
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Jettex-Powered
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Rubber-Band-Powered
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Motor
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1200-To-2200-Watt
2200-To-3200-Watt
3200-To-4200-Watt
More-Than-4200-Watt
Engine
Less-Than-0.049-CI
0.049-To-0.15-CI
0.15-To-0.20-CI
0.20-To-0.35-CI
0.35-To-0.40-CI
0.40-To-0.60-CI
0.60-To-0.90-CI
0.90-To-1.20-CI
More-Than-1.20-CI
Material
Composite
Foam-EPP
Foam-Depron
Foam-Other
Plastic-ABS
Coroplast-SPAD
Various-Wood-Types
Weight
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75g-To-100g (1.75oz-To-3.5oz)
100g-To-200g (3.5oz-To-7.0oz)
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1000g-To-1500g (35.2oz-To-52.9oz)
2000g-To-2500g (70.5oz-To-88.1oz)
2500g-To-4000g (88.1oz-To-141.0oz)
More than 4000g (141oz)
Landing Gear
Flying-Boat
Floatplane
Mono-Wheel
Quadricycle
Skid
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Tricycle
Skills
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rare plans, credit to JJ who scanned and submitted for upload.
AS THE YEAR 1932 started its march across the calendar, air racing enthusiasts around the nation and especially in the intensely...
The Chance Vought F4U Corsair was an American fighter aircraft that saw service primarily in World War II and the Korean War. From the first prototype delivery to the U.S. Navy in 1940, to final...
The "Warrior" was a sport control-line model designed by Howard "Hi" Johnson and kitted by Veco in the mid 1950s, sized for a glow engine in the .19 to .35 size range. The plane's...
The polyhedral wing and horizontal stab of the "Wakefield Trainer" are an immediate tipoff that the plane's designer is George Perryman, a true model aviation 'giant' who competed and flew...
Presented here are Joe Ott's plans for a 16" span rubber-powered free flight model of the Waco S2HD Pursuit biplane, a multi-role military aircraft circa mid-1930s. The plans, published by the...
The Waco Aircraft Company's "D" aircraft were a series of multi-purpose 1930's-era military biplanes, and their S2HD "Super Sport" Pursuit was a military export version powered...
Presented here are Whitman Publishing's plans for the Waco C-7, one variant in Waco's "Custom Cabin" series of general aviation aircraft of the 1930s. The plans are quite detailed and...
"Valley Flyer" has an interesting design heritage, conceived as a 'club airplane' for the Los Angeles-based San Fernando Valley Flyers model airplane club. A model design 'committee'...
The Tansley T-9 is a vintage mid-1940s free flight model designed by Ken Tansley. Spanning 60 inches and originally powered by a
5 to 7.5 cc spark ignition motor (.30 to .40 CID), the plane would...
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About the Tansley T-9 Plan
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