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Name of Plan Wing Span Details Source Area Price Ama Pond Rc Ff Cl Ot NAME OF PLAN WING DETAILS SOURCE AREA PRICE AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE RED. OT SPAN M & M 292 $ 5.00 33850 65 X M & S 29 $ 5.00 34011 387 X M 2 A 40 L FLODSTROM 10 $ 14.00 28674 64D7 X X 1977 M 30 52 MOTODELLO 10 $ 14.00 28044 60A6 X X M 32 DINDI 35 MOCO MILANO 5 $ 7.00 31861 88G1 X X M 70 36 AEROMODELLER 8 $ 11.00 26342 55C2 X X PLAN 6/36, DeBOBROVSKY M AXE IMUS 77 K J HARRIS 24 $ 33.00 33635 74A4 X X M BRIO 18 FLYING ACES 2 $ 3.00 26655 57D3 X X CLUB, GROVES M D 9 50 ROY 6 $ 9.00 33206 7D7 X X X MARQUARDT 1939 M D 9 $2.00 34876 RD300 X M E N 35 WORLD 7 $ 10.00 33259 83C2 X X MINIMOUSTANG ENGINEERING OF NORWALK M E N PIPER CUB 72 MODEL 11 $ 15.00 33256 83B1 X X X ENGINEERING OF NORWALK M E N TRAINER 58 MODEL 12 $ 17.00 31356 84D7 X X ENGINEERING OF NORWALK M G 049 68 AEROMODELLER 3 $ 5.00 29938 75E6 X X PLAN 12/81, STROUD M G 1 108 MICHAEL 29 $ 40.00 28641 64C1 X X X GRANEIRI 1935 M G 2 $2.00 34883 RD307 X M G 2 * 51 MIKE GRANIERI 11 $ 15.00 50013 X X X M G 2* 48 MICHAEL 5 $ 7.00 25132 45D4 X X X GRANEIRI 1935 M G* 55 MICHAEL 6 $ 9.00 24417 39E3 X X X GRANEIRI 1935 M K M 156 40 B PILAR, 10 $ 14.00 30196 77E4 X X METEOR CZECHOSLOVAK IA M K M 158 ORAN 40 B PILAR 1947, 10 $ 14.00 32825 45C3 X X CZECHOSLOVAK IA M K M 3 27 Z LEDVINA, 6 $ 9.00 28712 64F7 X X STANDART POLAND M M 12 58 JAPANESE 11 $ 15.00 31168 81E1 X X X VERSION OF THE WEDGY M W F 36 ESPE 56 FLUG & MODELL 5 $ 7.00 33440 31F6 X X X TECHNIK 2/62, WEIST M.A.C. FIGHTER 24 FLYING MODELS 8 $ 11.00 50969 X X BY BILL WINTER M.J. 2 Tempete: 35-1/4 Scale model of Aug. 1976 7 $ 10.00 00154 X X X famous homebuilt, motor control, sport, for .25 M.P.12 85.5 AEROMODELLER 12 $ 17.00 10868 X X PLANS SERVICE BY MAX HACKLINGER MAC FAN TUM 12 MODEL 6 $ 9.00 32691 16D5 X X AIRPLANE NEWS 10/60, McHARD MAC FARLAND $ 5.00 33976 317 X MAC THE BIPE 42 AMERICAN 16 $ 22.00 30588 80G1 X X X MODELER 11/63, CURTIS MACCHI 308 42 MODEL 10 $ 14.00 16673 X X X AVIATION PLAN SERVICE (BRITISH) MACCHI C 200 & 26 AIR TRAILS 9/54, 8 $ 11.00 21936 19C3 X X X C 202 SEATTA MUSCIANO MACCHI C 202 20 AEROMODELLER 3 $ 5.00 28882 66C2 X X X FOLGORE PLANS 1/87, KOUTNY MACCHI C 202 60 AN ELITE PLAN 26 $ 36.00 25001 44C7 X X X FOLGORE MACCHI C 202 18 FLYING ACES 3 $ 5.00 28053 60B3 X X X FOLGORE CLUB 9.85, BRUNING MACCHI C 202 30 GULF COAST 6 $ 9.00 24878 43D4 X X X FOLGORE MODEL AVIATION MACCHI C 205 21 MODEL 5 $ 7.00 23088 29E5 X X X VEITRO21 AIRCRAFT 11/55, ZIFFER MACCHI C 205 30 AVIOMINIMA 7 $ 10.00 29538 72A5 X X X VELTRO MACCHI C202 36” AVIATION 6 $ 9.00 14438 X X X FOLGORE MODELLER INTERNATIONAL, 9/00 MACCHI 20 MODEL 5 $ 7.00 21937 19C3 X X X CASTOLDI 72 AIRPLANE NEWS 9/34, BRISTOL MACCHI 26 AEROMODELLER 8 $ 11.00 25990 52D5 X X X CASTOLDI M C 72 PLAN 5/61, BIZZOZERO MACCHI 32 AIR TRAILS 1958 15 $ 21.00 21944 19C6 X X X CASTOLDI M C 72 ANNUAL, PALANEK MACCHI 24 CONTINENTAL 8 $ 11.00 22562 25G5 X X X CASTOLDI M C 72 MODEL ENGINEERING MACCHI 38 PLECAN DOUBLE 6 $ 9.00 29878 75A6 X X X CASTOLDI M C 72 PLAN PACK 3 MACCHI M B 308 24 AIR TRAILS 2 $ 3.00 32138 95B4 X X X MACCHI M B 308 32 AVIOMINIMA 5 $ 7.00 29541 72A6 X X X IDRO MACCHI M B 308 44 FLYING MODELS 10 $ 14.00 25821 51B1 X X X IDRO 4/51, BLAKE MACCHI 13 L KOUTNY 2 $ 3.00 33770 85F4 X X X PARASOL MACCLESFIELD 36 K. TURNER 6 $ 9.00 36076 94F1 X X MARVEL MACH 1 62" BY NORM PAGE MAN 6/73 13 $ 18.00 60181 X X MACH 20 42 RADIO CONTROL 11 $ 15.00 28867 66B4 X X MODEL & ELECTRONICS MACH 3 34 FLUG & MODELL 6 $ 9.00 25392 47E7 X X TECHNIK 4/62, SNEYDER MACH 3 34 MODELCRAFT 11 $ 15.00 24867 43C7 X X MACH I (FOAM 62 MIDWEST 15 $ 21.00 23861 35B7 X X WING DESIGN) PRODUCTS CO. MAC'S CHARIOT 58 HOBBY 20 $ 27.00 16979 X X X HELPERS PLAN MACS ROBOT 59 HOBBY 11 $ 15.00 50852 X X HELPERS PLAN MAC'S ROBOT 58 AIR TRAILS 9/51, 12 $ 17.00 24457 40A1 X X McELWEE MADCAP 50 AEROMODELLER 12 $ 17.00 30953 85B6 X X PLAN 4/52, SMEED MADEWELL 14 $ 5.00 33905 175 X MADEWELL 14 $ 5.00 34008 381 X (46) MADEWELL 49 $ 5.00 33830 25 X MADMAN JUNIOR 40 BURBANK MFG. 10 $ 14.00 23620 33E1 X X CO. MADMAN SENIOR 49 BURBANK MFG. 9 $ 13.00 23621 33E1 X X CO. MAGIC MAID 54 AIR TRAILS 6/53, 11 $ 15.00 24906 43F1 X X VAN BUREN MAGICIAN 49 MIDWEST 11 $ 15.00 26184 54A1 X X PRODUCTS CO. MAGICIAN 40 THE SNAFU CO. 5 $ 7.00 24875 43D3 X X MAGICIAN 15 34 MIDWEST 6 $ 9.00 25349 47C5 X X PRODUCTS CO. MAGNA 38 MERCURY 7 $ 10.00 33004 60C4 X X MODELS LIMITED MAGNETO 37.5" BY K. BEALE ( Q&EFI/1/09 12 $ 17.00 60385 X X 950 M.M. W/S) MAGNI VALE P M 57 GORDON 16 $ 22.00 33237 80G4 X X X 3/4 CODDING PLANS MAGNI VALE P M 22 POPULAR 3 $ 5.00 33441 22E1 X X X 3/4 AVIATION 2/36, LINDBERG MAGNIFICENT 28 MECHANIX 10 $ 14.00 32601 93G1 X X X FLYING MACHINE ILLUSTRATED PLAN B 1 66 MAGPIE 50 RADIO 10 $ 14.00 31414 84G5 X X MODELER, ROGERSON MAJOR 25 SCIENTIFIC KIT 3 $ 5.00 20824 10G5 X X PLAN MAKHONINE 123 13 DONALD E 2 $ 3.00 25293 46G1 X X X BROWN PLANS MAKO MONSTER 78 22 $ 30.00 36105 94G6 X X MALLARD 55 MODEL CRAFT 14 $ 19.00 20174 3B4 X X X 1937 MALLARD $2.00 34872 RD296 X MALLARD $2.00 34873 RD297 X MALLARD LOW 92 BOWDEN, 33 $ 45.00 25044 44F3 X X WING PETROL ENGINES 1938 Malmo Junior 60 Scale Swedish Sept. 1979 22 $ 30.00 00275 X X X Seaplane: cabin, wheels, floats, .. Two sheets. For .40 MAMBO 48 STERLING 11 $ 15.00 24068 36F5 X X MODELS FS3 MAMBO MINNIE 36 STERLING 6 $ 9.00 24067 36F5 X X MODELS FS9 MAMBO SPECIAL 52 STERLING 18 $ 25.00 24063 36F4 X X (NO TEMP) MODELS INC. FS16 MAMIYA 15 $ 5.00 34066 497 X MAM'SELLE 40 AEROMODELLER 6 $ 9.00 23685 34A2 X X PLAN 12/55, SMEED Mandarin: 35 Sport Stunter for Jun. 1985 7 $ 10.00 00477 X X .15 Manhattan Pieces: 20-1/2 Indoor cabin Jan. 1986 4 $ 6.00 00497 X X model is ideal for beginners. Rubber power MANI-FLY 1600m FLUG & MODELE 6 $ 9.00 14811 X X m TECHNIK 5/85 Manito: 52 Tom Hutchinson’s Feb. 1980 7 $ 10.00 00288 X X Pylon, compact for transport. For .09 Manta 250: 43 competition model Jun. 1985 7 $ 10.00 00476 X X has manta-ray- shaped wing; FOR 1/2A MANTA RAY 15 JUNIOR 6 $ 9.00 26519 56C4 X X AMERICAN MODELER 1/73, MARCH MANTA RAY 19 ROALD TWEET 3 $ 5.00 26587 56G4 X X ORNITHOPTER 1969 MANX ARROW 66 AEROMODELLER 7 $ 10.00 31973 82F7 X X PLAN 1/51, WEST MANX CAT IV 20 FLYING MODELS 3 $ 5.00 26199 54B1 X X 2/57, BURAGAS MANX MONARCH 114 AEROMODELLER 30 $ 41.00 24061 36F3 X X PLAN 8/50, WILSON MAQUETTE 30” M. R. A. PLAN 3 $ 5.00 15290 X X X VOLANTE MARAUDER 48 AVIATION 12 $ 17.00 50400 X MODELER INTERNATIONAL, 9/06 & 10/06 MARCEOUX 26 HALL 10 $ 14.00 26058 53A3 X X X BROMBERG ENTERPRISES SPECIAL MARCOUX 16 FLYING ACES 3 $ 5.00 24084 36G5 X X X BROMBERG CLUB 3/82, JACKRABBIT NALLEN Mariah: 41 Slope-Soaring Jun-88 7 $ 10.00 00588 X X Sailplane., uses two RC channels. Mariha: 74 Scale Oct. 1976 11 $ 15.00 00160 X X X Sailplane—and no harder to build than typical soarers. MARIONETTE 42 FLUG & MODELE 6 $ 9.00 16676 X X TECHNIK 2/84 Marissa: 24 sportster in the Jul. 1982 4 $ 6.00 00374 X X Golden Age tradition, FOR rubber MARK 8 62 FLYING MODELS 13 $ 18.00 23881 35C7 X X 4/66, FOSTER MARK R III 38 FLUG & MODELL 5 $ 7.00 24175 37E7 X X X TECHNIK 1976, NIETZER MARKSMAN 60 BY PAUL ENNIS 27 $ 37.00 11387 X X MAROWN HERON $ 5.00 34103 571 X MAROWN SNIPE $ 5.00 34177 719 X 1.5 MARQUIS 30 KEIL KRAFT KITS 6 $ 9.00 31878 82A2 X X MARS 53 MODEL 6 $ 9.00 23649 33F4 X X AIRPLANE NEWS 8/52, PALMER MARTIAN 9 FLYING MODELS 2 $ 3.00 26205 54B5 X X SAUCER 2/55, MALMSTROM MARTIN A 20 38 OTT O FORMER 9 $ 13.00 21939 19C4 X X X MARYLAND KIT 3808 MARTIN A 30 70 R H ANDRAE 46 $ 63.00 28832 65G3 X X X BALTIMORE MARTIN A M 1 17 AIR TRAILS 2 $ 3.00 22948 28E2 X X X MAULER 10/48, MUSCIANO MARTIN A M 1 30 MODEL 5 $ 7.00 30553 80D4 X X X MAULER AIRPLANE NEWS 4/64, SIEVERLING MARTIN A M 1 37 STURDI BUILT 9 $ 13.00 29205 69B3 X X X MAULER MODEL AIRCRAFT CO.
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