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WING SOUR NAME OF PLAN DETAILS AREA PRICE AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE RED. OT SPAN CE V 1 BUZZ BOMB NIGEL HAWES 40 12 $15 33689 77E7 X X X DOODLEBUG JACK VARTANIAN 1935 V B 2 96 18 $21 25536 48G1 X X X V B 2 $0 35127 RD552 X V B 41A $0 35128 RD553 X G BUSEK 1941, CZECHOSLOVAKIA V B 41A STRIBRNA 52 7 $9 33207 7E3 X X X G BUSEK 1941, CZECHOSLOVAKIA V B 43 BETA MINOR 52 12 $15 32967 57E5 X X X G BUSEK, CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1941 V B 45 KONDOR 57 12 $15 25076 45A5 X X V B 48 $0 35129 RD554 X G BUSEK, CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1941 V B 48 OSTRIZ 50 10 $13 25079 45A6 X X V B 601 $0 35130 RD555 X G BUSEK, CZECKOSLOVAKIA V B 602 REJNOK 50 12 $15 29605 72E3 X X JIROTKA, POLAND V J 6 44 6 $8 26680 57E7 X X VILLAGE MODEL SHOP 1940 V M S GAMMA 44 4 $5 23535 32G5 X X X V M S GAMMA $0 35133 RD558 X FLYING MODELS 2/55, PALANEK V T O 14 3 $4 30087 76F3 X X X JASCO 1937 YEARBOOK, LOWE V TAIL SWALLOW 84 22 $24 25540 48G3 X X X BERKELEY KIT PLAN V-16 13 4 $5 20801 10F3 X X NATIONAL GLIDER 1/32 VACUPLANE MODEL 9 20 $22 31193 81G1 X X AEROMODELLER PLAN, MARCH VAE VICTIS 42 1988 3 $4 14239 X X EAGLE MODEL AIRCRAFT CO. 1945 VAGABOND 74 20 $22 20638 9C2 X X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 11/43, VAGABOND 44 ZIEHL 8 $10 28469 62E6 X X X VAGABOND $0 35123 RD548 X V 1 BUZZ BOMB NIGEL HAWES 40 12 $15 33689 77E7 X X X DOODLEBUG MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 8/45, VAGABOND* 34 WINTER 4 $5 29743 73B4 X X X Bill Winter’s sport flier is down-sized, Feb. Vagabond: 33-1/2 version of 1940s plane. For .02 power 1986 4 $5 00502 X X BY W MUSCIANO VALHALLA VISITOR36 36 11 $14 35503 14B6 X X AIR TRAILS 9/38, CARL GOLDBERG VALKYRIE 120 27 $27 20303 5A7 X X X SCIENTIFIC KIT PLAN VALKYRIE 25 5 $7 20595 8G5 X X AIR TRAILS 9/38, GOLDBERG VALKYRIE 36 4 $5 24389 39C7 X X X VALKYRIE $0 35124 RD549 X VALKYRIE MODEL “A” NO. W. STROMAN 28” 10 $13 13368 X X X 1 AIR TRAILS 9/38, GOLDBERG VALKYRIE* 39 5 $7 24393 39D1 X X X AIR TRAILS 9/38, GOLDBERG VALKYRIE* 46 5 $7 28854 66A5 X X X X AIR TRAILS 9/38, GOLDBERG VALKYRIE* 90 24 $25 28858 66A7 X X AIR TRAILS 9/38, GOLDBERG VALKYRIE* 68 8 $10 28862 66B2 X X X sport scale version of Finnish Vinka Apr-92 Valmet Redigo L-90TP: 94 military trainer, FOR Q50 or G-62 22 $24 00712 X X MODEL FLYER, 4/05 VAMPANEZER 25 3 $4 50507 X X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 1/44, VAMPIRE 43 CLEAVE 7 $9 28063 60C1 X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 1/43, VAMPIRE 38 McGOVERN 3 $4 31133 81B6 X INTERNATIONAL MODEL AIRCRAFT VANDA MK II 40 (FROG) 7 $9 28325 61C5 X GUILLOW VANGUARD 36 10 $13 24062 36F3 X X X X VANGUARD $0 35125 RD550 X BY PETER KRIZ VANGUARD 62 5 $7 36181 X X ADVANCED ENGR. CO. 1941 VANGUARD 66 66 16 $20 20337 5D7 X X X VANGUARD PUP $0 34010 385 X V 1 BUZZ BOMB NIGEL HAWES 40 12 $15 33689 77E7 X X X DOODLEBUG FLYING ACES CLUB 5/90, HOWARD VANS AIRCRAFT R V 4 15 2 $3 28991 67C5 X X X THE MODEL SHOP VANSTEED 1950 46 10 $13 25034 44E6 X X ZAIC 1955 YEARBOOK, KNEELAND VAPOR TRAILS 53 11 $14 23763 34E1 X X X Peanut Scale canard by Heckman 8/02 VariEze: 13 4 $5 00934 X X X GENE WALLOCK KITS VARLET 40 12 $15 30198 77E4 X X SCIENTIFIC KIT PLAN VARSITY 50 12 $15 20304 5B2 X X X VARSITY $0 35126 RD551 X VAU TWIN $0 34548 1473 X 1948 VAZCA 44 10 $13 16290 X X 1948 VAZKA 44 10 $13 16290 X X VECO 19 $0 34282 929 X VECO 19 BB 200 $0 34384 1133 X VECO 19 RC (71) $0 34418 1201 X VECO 19BB RC $0 34447 1259 X VECO 29 $0 34264 893 X VECO 35 $0 34076 517 X VECO 35 C $0 34160 685 X VECO 45 RC $0 34284 933 X VECO 45 STUNT $0 34335 1035 X VECO 61RC $0 34375 1115 X AMERICAN MODELER 8/60, HILL VECTOR DIRECTOR 60 10 $13 31025 91A3 X X BY STAN HILL'S VECTOR DIRECTOR 59 7 $9 60227 X V 1 BUZZ BOMB NIGEL HAWES 40 12 $15 33689 77E7 X X X DOODLEBUG FLYING MODELS 8/64, HILL VECTOR DIRECTOR MK III 96 20 $22 29349 70E4 X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 6/43, VEE 68 ULLENBERG 9 $12 20425 6E5 X X X VEE TAIL SWALLOW $0 35135 RD560 X AEROMODELLER PLAN 1/83, VEEBIPE 16 MALMSTROM 3 $4 26335 55B6 X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 9/65, VEEDOO 58 STRUCK 11 $14 31113 91E7 X X X HOBBY HELPERS PLAN VEGA 35 STUNT 54 18 $21 16991 X X COMET MODEL AIRPLANE CO. E27 VEGA TRANSPORT 25 2 $3 22371 22E2 X X X AEROMODELISMO 10/50 VELOGIATOR 41 6 $8 50255 X AEROMODELLER PLANS 9/50, VENTURE 42 CAMPBELL 12 $15 28913 66D7 X X FLYING MODELS 10/52, PALMER VENUS 50 11 $14 25152 45E5 X X MODEL AIRCRAFT STORES VERONITE 28 6 $8 32970 57F7 X X X IAN BARRETT VERTIGO 17 6 $8 35402 92G3 X X CONSTRUCT A PLANE CO. VERVILLE AIR COACH 19 5 $7 24629 41C4 X X X SELLEY MANUFACTURING CO. VERVILLE AIR COACH 14 3 $4 33613 73D2 X X X X VERON MODEL AIRCRAFT LIMITED VESPA MINIBIPE 23 5 $7 31888 82A6 X X AIR TRAILS 8/40, CARTER VETERAN 40 6 $8 20750 10C5 X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 6/55, VETO 38 ALDRICH 6 $8 24938 43G5 X X BIG V-GIRL 28 11 $14 35516 15A3 X X MODEL CRAFTSMAN, VIC 34 7/42,NEUASTADTLER 6 $8 20749 10C4 X X OBSCURE AIRCRAFT VICKERS BLERIOT 21 3 $4 35850 83E2 X X X J M BRUCE FIGHTERS VICKERS F B 19 13 2 $3 33718 87A2 X X X L KOUTNY VICKERS F B 24 13 2 $3 33723 87A6 X X X V 1 BUZZ BOMB NIGEL HAWES 40 12 $15 33689 77E7 X X X DOODLEBUG L KOUTNY VICKERS F B 8 13 2 $3 33721 87A4 X X X AEROMODELLER PLANS 11/85, VICKERS GUN BUS 18 WATTERS 3 $4 33509 62B1 X X AEROMODELLER 11/85 VICKERS GUN BUS 18 3 $4 50849 X X AIR TRAILS 10/37 VICKERS GUN BUS 1914 19 3 $4 35165 22E3 X X X SCIENTIFIC MODEL AIRPLANE CO. VICKERS JOCKEY 20 3 $4 23342 31D5 X X X VICKERS JOCKEY 34 10 $13 23398 31G4 X X X BY H. OSBORNE VICKERS JOCKEY 25 11 $14 60251 X X X FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 1976, VICKERS NO 1 38 NIETZER 5 $7 24162 37D7 X X X X MODEL AIRCRAFT 5/53, MOORE VICKERS SEA OTTER 30 10 $13 33470 31D7 X X X PAUL PALANEK PLAN VICKERS VAMPIRE 22 3 $4 23316 31C3 X X X C. M. SAUNDERS VICKERS VIKING 30 5 $7 20306 5B2 X X X AEROMODELLER PLAN, EVANS VICKERS VIKING 48 16 $20 31472 89C7 X X X AER-O-KITS VICKERS VILDEBEAST 15 3 $4 11143 X X X AEROMODELLER PLAN, BODEY VICKERS VISCOUNT 63 24 $25 24742 42C7 X X X X AEROMODELLER PLAN, JULY 1958 VICKERS VISCOUNT 701 63” 24 $25 13446 X X X FLYING ACES CLUB, BRUNING VICKERS VULCAN 13 2 $3 24311 38F6 X X X STAN COLE VICKERS WALRUS 20 9 $12 28844 66A2 X X X X AEROMODELLER PLAN 5/57, VICKERS WALRUS II 38 WRIGHT 11 $14 25335 47B7 X X X X AER O KITS A308 VICKERS WELLESLEY 15 2 $3 22376 22E4 X X X Sport Scale WW II bomber. Two Jun-88 Vickers Wellesley: 89 sheets. No doc. For .40 4-cycle 22 $24 00589 X X X RADIO CONTROL MODEL & VICKERS WELLINGTON 88 ELECTRONICS 32 $30 23984 36A6 X X X AER O KITS A308 VICKERS WILDEBEAST 15 2 $3 22375 22E4 X X X V 1 BUZZ BOMB NIGEL HAWES 40 12 $15 33689 77E7 X X X DOODLEBUG AEROMODELLER PLANS 12/80, VICKERS WILDEBEAST 34 NEWMAN 12 $15 28910 66D6 X X X BY ROBT DREWS VICTOR 60 11 $14 35515 15A3 X X AEROMODELLER PLAN 8/86, VICTORIA PARKER 32 SMEED 3 $4 29950 75F3 X X AEROMODELLER PLAN, AUG 1986 VICTORIA PATKER 30 3 $4 36347 X X SCIENTIFIC KIT PLAN VICTORY 32 6 $8 20820 10G4 X X JERGEN LARSEN, SWEDEN VICTORY 49 14 $18 28670 64D6 X X FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 4/62, VIENNA 64 KLEINRATH 5 $7 25390 47E6 X X BY NICK ZIROLI VIGILANTE 50 12 $15 35522 15B6 X X CRAFT-AIR KIT PLAN VIKING 110 20 $22 14199 X X VIKING $0 35131 RD556 X F & B MODELS 1951 VIKING 51 14 $18 33560 69D7 X X BY DOC. MATHEWS VIKING 110% 48 11 $14 60166 X AVIATION MODELER VIKING 18 18 INTERNATIONAL, JUNE 2003 2 $3 16495 X X X CARL GOLDBERG MODELS INC.
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  • Aircraft/Airship Data

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