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160cm-To-200cm (63in-To-79in)
200cm-To-260cm (79in-To-102in)
More-Than-260cm (102in)
Wing Dihedral
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Jettex-Powered
Rocket-Powered
Rubber-Band-Powered
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Motor
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1200-To-2200-Watt
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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
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0.60-To-0.90-CI
0.90-To-1.20-CI
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Composite
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Less-Than-50g (1.75oz)
75g-To-100g (1.75oz-To-3.5oz)
100g-To-200g (3.5oz-To-7.0oz)
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300g-To-500g (10.5oz-To-17.6oz)
500g-To-1000g (17.6oz-To-35.2oz)
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
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Quadricycle
Skid
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Skills
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Zipity-Do-Da is a 64" span flying wing sport aerobatic model designed by Bill Evans, prolific designer of the 'Simitar' flying wing series with offerings in a wide variety of sizes. This...
The UFO (Unidentified Flying Object?) is Joe Bridi's AMA pattern aircraft designed in the late 1970s and published in the September 1977 issue of RC Modeler magazine. Part of an evolutionary...
This model of the Belgian Tipsy T.66 Nipper Mk 2 was designed by Bryce Petersen as a sport scale model of the single-seat aerobatic monoplane that first flew in 1957. The 54" span model,...
The "Seversky Executive" was Alexander de Seversky's design for high speed personal air transportation, a 4-placer, designed in the mid 1930s. With its retractable tricycle landing gear...
Published in Model Airplane News in June 1973, Norm Page developed the Mach One substantially different from other Pattern aircraft of that time: a larger airframe powered by a strong glow .60, a...
The Duellist 240 is Dave Platt's high performance twin engine sport aircraft, designed for two .35 to .46 CID glow engines. The plane is also designed for retractable landing gear with Rhom hardware...
The Dragon Fli is Phil Kraft's "all out" AMA pattern aircraft, designed in the early 1970s for high speed aerobatics with retractable landing gear and a strong glow motor in the .60 CID...
Mike Pastor designed this nifty sport scale model of the Canadair Ct-114 jet trainer aircraft, using a .40 to .46 glow engine in a tail mounted pusher configuration. The 60" span tricycle...
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About the Glider retract landing gear, 120mm wheel Plan
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