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200cm-To-260cm (79in-To-102in)
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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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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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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2000g-To-2500g (70.5oz-To-88.1oz)
2500g-To-4000g (88.1oz-To-141.0oz)
More than 4000g (141oz)
Landing Gear
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Skills
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This model plan, by France's modeling legend Emmanuelle Filion, is the Bleriot XI monoplane that made the first successful crossing of the English Channel (France to England) in 1909. The model is...
Type Model: Free flight, glider
Construction: Stick & Tissue
Wingspan: 43.5 inches, high-wing, polyhedral
Engine: single engine; Rubber Power
Designer: not known
Magazine: Air Trails Model Annual...
Type Model: Rubber powered - free flight
Construction: stick & tissue
Wingspan: 18 inches, biplane, no dihedral
Engine: Rubber
Designer: Paul K. Guillow, Inc.
Magazine: N/A
Plan Language:...
The Waco YKS–6 of the "C" series Wacos were all unequal span, staggered single bay biplanes. They were fabric covered, the wings having a wooden structure and the control surfaces and...
The Waco UIC of the "C" series Wacos were all unequal span, staggered single bay biplanes. They were fabric covered, the wings having a wooden structure and the control surfaces and...
The Vought SBU-1 Corsair was a two-seat, all-metal biplane dive bomber built by Vought Aircraft Company of Dallas, Texas for the US Navy. Its design was based upon the F3U-1 two-seat fighter that was...
The Ventura has a 42 inch free flight rubber powered biplane. Although the plan has a background pattern that inhibits reading the plan text enough is visible and clear that what I believe the...
The Udet U 12 Flamingo was an aerobatic sports plane and trainer aircraft developed in Germany in the mid 1920s. It was a conventional,single-bay biplane of wooden construction with the wings braced...
The proper name of this model airplane is "Tyke" the "Wake" suggests that this model airplane is used in Wakefield designated competitions. Designed by M.Tubbs, G.Cameron,...
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About the Tyke Wake redrawn Plan
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