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Name of Plan WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT ELBERT WEATHERS 3/32 62B1 W 14 G MONARCHAIRE 40 $ 4 28406 X ELBERT WEATHERS 4/33 62B1 W 18 G GLIDER 66 $ 7 28407 X X ELBERT WEATHERS 6/33 62E7 W 19 G (NO WING PLAN) 42 $ 5 28470 X X ELBERT WEATHERS 8/33 62B2 W 21 G GLIDER 60 $ 14 28408 X X ELBERT WEATHERS 2/33 62A4 W 24 G GLIDER 68 $ 18 28397 X ELBERT WEATHERS 1931 62A1 W 5 G ERNE 30 $ 4 28392 X X ELBERT WEATHERS 6/36 79E1 X W 61 GAS MODEL 46 $ 12 33358 X X BAWAKO, NETHERLANDS 56G3 W B 22 48 $ 9 26583 X X AIR TRAILS 11/49, KOCHMAN 75F1 W B SPORTSMAN 18 $ 4 29943 X X FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 77B6 W E X 19 ADEBAR 84 3/69, WETTIG $ 15 30143 X X JIM WALSTON, 1980 W G 1 (WILD GOOSER) 57 $ 14 50634 X X FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 77D7 W I K 12 48 9/55, KLINGER $ 7 30190 X X RD574 W I T 48G $ - 35149 X L KOUTNY W K F 80 05 22 $ 8 33724 X X 87B2 X RD576 W S 3 $ - 35151 X W.A. DEAN 94E1 W.A.D.-20 43 $ 7 36068 X X X E. J. WEATHERS, 1933 W-17G 60 $ 13 14347 X X X FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 48F7 WACHTEL 29 1/60, FRIEDRICH $ 7 25534 X X AEROMODELLER PLANS 65E6 WACKETT BOOMERANG 38 6/51, TAYLOR $ 12 28812 X X X HOBBY HELPERS PLAN WACO 28 $ 7 13496 X X X WACO “N” 21” $ 4 16142 X X X OLD TIME PLAN SERVICE 23A2 WACO 10 12 $ 3 22429 X X X WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT IDEAL AEROPLANE & 23A2 WACO 10 15 SUPPLY CO. $ 7 22430 X X X STEVEN DINSTBLER 52F1 WACO 10 13 $ 3 26019 X X X CLASSIC ERA MODEL PLANS 52G2 WACO 10 14 $ 3 26040 X X X M.R.A. BY BOWERS WACO 10 22” $ 4 50625 X X X FLYING MODELS 5/75, 49C2 WACO 10 & A T O 23 MEYER $ 13 25587 X X X ELECTRIC SPORT SCALE by WACO 10 BIPLANE 44 Roy Day MA 7/11 $ 14 1056 X X X DARIO BRISIGHELLA SR WACO 1939 ARE 87 $ 34 50153 X X X HI-FLIER MFG. CO PLAN WACO 202-4 25 $ 9 16296 X X X HI-FLIER MFG. CO PLAN WACO 202-4 (NO WING) 25 $ 7 36427 X X X BY JOE NIETO (EXPORT WACO 240A FIGHTER) $ 9 60366 X X X SCIENTIFIC MODEL 23A1 WACO A 20 AIRPLANE CO. $ 4 22426 X X X FLYING MODELS 4/50, 42D6 WACO ARISTOCRAFT 18 STRUHL $ 3 24755 X X MODERNISTIC MODELS WACO ARISTOCRAT 18” PLAN $ 4 12271 X X X SPRINGFIELD MODELS 63A7 WACO BIPLANE 15 $ 8 28513 X X X WACO BIPLANE 20” $ 4 50628 X X X GEORGE D WANNER & CO. 23A6 WACO C 22 $ 12 22442 X X X ALLENTOWN MODEL 23A6 WACO C 18 AIRPLANE SHOP $ 4 22443 X X X STAR MODEL AERO SHOP 23A6 WACO C 15 $ 4 22444 X X X HOBBY MODEL MFG. CO. 23B7 WACO C G 4 A HADRIAN 43 D30 $ 18 22463 X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 23B7 WACO C G 4 A HADRIAN 52 10/59, SCHRODER $ 8 22464 X X X INVASION MODELS 31F2 WACO C G 4 A HADRIAN 42 $ 8 23372 X X AIRCRAFT AGE 10/44, 38C5 WACO C G 4 A HADRIAN 29 CLEAVE $ 4 24259 X X WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT AEROMODELLER PLAN 8/84, 55B5 WACO C G 4 A HADRIAN 20 DILLY $ 4 26332 X X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 68D7 WACO C G 4 A HADRIAN 88 10/59, SCHRODER $ 19 29134 X X INVASION MODELS 68C1 WACO C G 4 A HADRIAN 70 $ 18 33065 X X X M.A.N. 4/34 WACO CABIN 16" $ 4 12260 X X X MEGOW KIT PLAN, 1935 WACO CABIN 23” $ 4 12263 X X X HENRY STRUCK, BILL WACO CABIN 52” EFFINGER $ 15 12266 X X X COMET ? PLAN WACO CABIN 33” $ 8 16121 X X X MODEL CRAFTSMAN 9/41, 31F7 WACO CABIN 54 MOUNTJOY $ 15 23386 X X X RD561 WACO CABIN $ - 35136 X BERKELEY KIT PLAN, 1957 X WACO CABIN 35” $ 9 50623 X X X HOBBY HELPERS PLAN WACO CABIN BIPLANE 29” $ 7 12672 X X X ALLENTOWN MODEL SHOP WACO CABIN C 18” PLAN $ 4 50624 X X X VERN SCHROEDER WACO CG-4A 52” $ 8 36409 X X COMET KIT PLAN E-1 WACO COAST GUARD 25” $ 4 50627 X X X WACO COAST GUARD (NO COMET MODEL AIRPLANE 23A3 25 CO. E1 $ 4 22433 X X TEMPS) X WACO CUSTOM 30” $ 4 50629 X X X GUILLOW’S KIT PLAN WACO CUSTOM 24” $ 8 50630 X X X POPULAR AVIATION 11/35, 23B4 WACO CUSTOM C 6 26 LINDBERG $ 5 22454 X X X GUILLOW G11 37C2 WACO CUSTOM C 6 20 $ 4 24133 X X X DON STOTHERS 1973 57F6 WACO CUSTOM C 6 46 $ 25 26691 X X X FLYING MODELS 12/54, DEL 75E3 WACO CUSTOM C 6 26 GATTO $ 4 29932 X X X WHITMAN PUBLISHING CO. 23F5 WACO CUSTOM C 7 28 2963 $ 12 22531 X X X WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT FLYING ACES CLUB, 68D3 WACO CUSTOM C 8 W 13 CALDWELL $ 4 29125 X X X X MEGOW KIT PLAN WACO CUSTOM CABIN 48” $ 13 12264 X X X SCIENTIFIC KIT PLAN, 1936 WACO CUSTOM CABIN 58” $ 40 16136 X X X Don Srull’s Scaler for, REM Waco Custom Cabin: 52 controls. For .15-.20 May-79 $ 14 260 X X X WHITMAN PUBLIHING CO. 23A4 WACO D 16 3098 $ 7 22436 X X X POPULAR AVIATION 7/34, 23A4 WACO D 20 LINDBERG $ 4 22437 X X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 31E4 WACO D 20 9/35, WINTER $ 5 23359 X X X PAUL JONES INC. 3001 47D2 WACO D 15 $ 5 25359 X X X HI FLIER MANUFACTURING 62E3 WACO D 16 CO. 123 $ 5 28460 X X X W E TECHNICAL SERVICE WACO D 97 $ 55 50135 X X X SCIENTIFIC MODEL 23A4 WACO D (NO TEMPS) 20 AIRPLANE CO. $ 7 22438 X X X MICRO X PLAN WACO E 13 $ 4 16876 X X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 23B4 WACO E 16 7/40, STAHL $ 4 22455 X X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 41C7 WACO E 32 7/40, STAHL $ 9 24635 X X X MEGOW 46A7 WACO E 12 $ 3 25204 X X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 69A7 WACO E 35 7/40, STAHL $ 9 29198 X X X MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED 23A5 WACO F 3 24 400, VASQUEZ $ 14 22439 X X X TOLEDO MODEL AIRPLANE 23A5 WACO F 3 21 SUPPLY $ 10 22440 X X X FLYING ACES 3/35, ZIER 23A5 WACO F 3 23 $ 5 22441 X X X GEORGE KILBY 23G3 WACO F 3 70 $ 27 22545 X X X USA ARMY PARATROOPER 10F2 WACO GLIDER 42 GLIDER $ 14 35427 X X AEROMODELLER PLAN WACO HADRIAN 48” $ 9 12223 X X X WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT MODERNISTIC MODELS WACO MODEL 220 13” PLAN $ 3 16123 X X X STAR MODEL AERO SHOP, WACO MODEL C 15” 1933 $ 4 50265 X X X PAUL LINDBERG WACO MODEL D 19 $ 4 50329 X X X H OSBORN 95A3 WACO MODEL S R E 52 $ 36 32134 X X X FLYING MODELS, MUSCIANO 31F1 WACO N 17 $ 3 23371 X X X AIR TRAILS 12/38, BOOTON 31F2 WACO N 20 $ 4 23373 X X X X EAGLE MODEL AIRCRAFT 47D2 WACO N 35 CO. $ 15 25358 X X X FLYING MODELS 1/67, 52A3 WACO N 40 ZIROLI $ 13 25934 X X X HI FLIER MANUFACTURING 83C7 WACO N 25 CO. 202 $ 7 30641 X X X AIR TRAILS 11/46, 89C5 WACO N 35 SCHRODER $ 26 31468 X X X GUILLOW 161 23A2 WACO Q S O 20 $ 4 22431 X X X INTERNATIONAL AIRCRAFT WACO RBA 59/55 RESEARCH $ 32 60062 X X X WALT MOONEY 34G4 WACO S 220 13 $ 3 23814 X X X PRES BRUNING 45G1 WACO S 3 H D 24 $ 7 25174 X X X COMET MODEL AIRPLANE 23B4 WACO S 6 (NO TEMPS) 33 CO. L5 $ 8 22456 X X X BERKELEY KIT PLAN 413 23B5 WACO S R E 35 $ 9 22457 X X X X BERKELEY KIT PLAN 36 23B5 WACO S R E 52 $ 15 22458 X X X X X STERLING MODELS P3 38B3 WACO S R E 13 $ 4 24240 X X X PEANUTS & PISTACHIOS, 42D6 WACO S R E 13 MOONEY $ 4 24754 X X X PEANUTS & PISTACHIOS, 77E3 WACO S R E 8 MOONEY $ 3 30174 X X X FLYING MODELS, JIM WACO S R E 35 KOSTECKY $ 18 50071 X X X FLYING MODELS, JIM WACO S R E 35 KOSTECKY $ 17 50381 X X X WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT BY WALT MOONEY WACO SRE 13 $ 4 50562 X X X BY P.
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