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Listing of 92 Available Plans A WING DESIGN LAST AREA PLAN ORDER NAME OF PLAN DETAILS PRICE M SPAN ER NAME SQ FT NUMBER A 1/8th scale 1938 German Flying Blohm and Voss BV-138C 132 Gene Falada 108 $47 GF1 Boat 1/12 scale 1938 German Flying Blohm and Voss BV-138C 88 Gene Falada 55 $31 GF2 Boat 1/4 scale 1917 German Albatros W4 93 Gene Falada Floatplane - both types of floats 106 $46 GF3 drawn Fleet Model 50K 1/5 scale 1938 Canadian Bush 108 Gene Falada 132 $54 GF4 Freighter Plane 1/6 sale 1934 Canadian Bush Fairchild Super 71 116 Gene Falada 75 $37 GF5 Plane Blohm and Voss HA-140 103 Gene Falada 1/8 scale 126 $52 GF6 1/12 scale lightweight version for Blohm and Voss HA-140 68 Gene Falada 41 $27 GF7 small engines or electric 3.5" = 1' scale 1936 wheel and Aeronca LB 126 Gene Falada float version - separate sheet of 106 $46 GF8 59" EDO type floats available 1/5 scale Gamma 1D, 2D2, 2B Northrop Gamma 1D- 114 Gene Falada Northrop Beta, Stearman Beta, 103 $45 GF9 2D2-3B Delta - Jackie Cochrane 2G Blohm and Voss 139B V3 96 Gene Falada 1/12 scale D-ASTA "Nordstern" 61 $33 GF10 Dornier DO-26 V1-V6 118 Gene Falada 1/10 scale 94 $42 GF11 1/4 scale, scale paint job metalic Shelton Crusader AG-4 108 Gene Falada 93 $42 GF12 copper Sikorsky S-42B 118 Gene Falada 1/12 scale 56 $31 GF13 1/12 scale, radial and inline Dornier DO-24 V-1-2-3-k- 88 Gene Falada versions, all turret versions are 58 $32 GF14 T shown Savoia Marchetti S-65 99 Gene Falada 1/4 scale 70 $35 GF15 Bleriot 5190 141 Gene Falada 1/12 scale 89 $41 GF16 1/3 scale 1932 Canadian Curtiss-Reid Courier 120 Gene Falada bush/mail plane, float sheet 104 $45 GF17 inlcuded 1/4 scale 1939 aircraft, 11 aircraft Grumman Widgeon 120 Gene Falada built without retractable gear 105 $46 GF18 designated OA-14 Heinkel 115 A-B 109 Gene Falada 1/8 scale 1937 aircraft 106 $46 GF19 1/4 scale 1936 aircraft, float Phillips Aeroneer X-PT 108.5 Gene Falada 83 $39 GF20 sheet included EDO 44-2425 1/5 scale 1926 aircraft, EDO float Thunderbird W-14 94 Gene Falada 74 $36 GF21 sheet included type C-2525 Dewoitine HD 780-01 84.5 Gene Falada 1/5 scale 1940 aircraft 91 $42 GF22 1/6 scale 1929 aircraft, plans Ogden Osprey PB-PC 100 Gene Falada show cowlings for Menasco 57 $31 GF23 inlines and Cirrus inlines, 53" long 1/12 scale 1935 aircraft, plans CANT Z-506 B-C 87.5 Gene Falada indicate passenger version with 62 $33 GF24 dotted lines showing torpedo Caproni CA-133 85 Gene Falada 1/10 scale 1935 aircraft 56 $31 GF25 1/8 scale 1927 aircraft, intended Heinkel HD 24 70 Gene Falada to fill need for elementary 52 $30 GF26 seaplane trainer had low landing 1/6 scale 1934 aircraft, was Bellanca XSE-2 Scout 100 Gene Falada designed for an attempt at Navy 78 $38 GF27 contract had familiar lift 1/8 scale 1932 aircraft, plans also Clark GA-43 80 Gene Falada indicate painted gear for 73 $36 GF28 prototype Pilgrim 150, EDO floats 1/12 scale 1926 aircraft, various Dornier Super Wal 94 Gene Falada two and four engine versions can 88 $41 GF29 be built from plans 1/12 scale 1922 aircraft , three Dornier Wal Monsun 76 Gene Falada different rudder types drawn on 60 $32 GF30 plans Dornier CS-1 104 Gene Falada 1/5 scale 1918 aircraft 65 $34 GF30 1/5 scale 1935 aircraft, scale Kinner XRK-1 Envoy 95.5 Gene Falada Navy paint job of yellow-dark 67 $34 GF32 blue-aluminum 1/10 scale 1946 aircraft, hard Northrop N-23 Pioneer 102 Gene Falada gear - not retracts, scale two tone 93 $42 GF33 blue paint job 1/5 scale 1933 aircraft, plans also Yokosuka K5Y2 Willow 86.6 Gene Falada indicate the wheels and smaller 93 $42 GF34 rudder K5Y1 landplane version Heinkel HE-114 89 Gene Falada 1/6 scale 1936 aircraft 97 $43 GF35 Heinkel HE 60 88.6 Gene Falada 1/6 scale 1933 aircraft 107 $46 GF36 Antonev AN-2V AN-2V 89.5 Gene Falada 1/8 scale 1947 aircraft 86 $40 GF37 1/5 scale 1943 aircraft, wheeled Beriey KOR-1 86.6 Gene Falada 107 $46 GF38 version also shown 1/6 scale, design features Dornier Aeromarine Centaur 84 Gene Falada type sponsons, 6 seats as 70 $35 GF39 amphibian and 7 seats as straight 1/5 scale 1933 aircraft, scale Messerschmitt M-35 92.5 Gene Falada paint job blue and white sunburst 58 $32 GF40 on wing and pants 1/10 scale 1928 aircraft, CAMS 53 80.4 Gene Falada Chantiers Aero-Maritimes de la 62 $33 GF41 Seine Saunders-Roe London 96 Gene Falada 1/10 sclae 1934 aircraft 87 $40 GF42 MK II Dewoitine D- 333 D- 332 94.4 Gene Falada 1/12 scale 1933 aircraft 64 $33 GF43 Wibault-Penhoet 283 89 Gene Falada 1/10 scale 1934 aircraft 65 $34 GF44 T12 EMSCO B-3 City of 67.3 Gene Falada 1/10 scale 1930 aircraft 42 $27 GF45 Tacoma Wesserflug WE-272 85.5 Gene Falada 1/7 scale 1938 aircraft 53 $30 GF46 Northrop N-3PB 84 Gene Falada 1/7 scale 1941 aircraft 79 $38 GF47 Heinkel HE-74B 80.3 Gene Falada 1/4 scale 1933 aircraft 80 $38 GF48 1/6 scale 1999 aircraft, EDO Vazar Tirbine Otter 116 Gene Falada 90 $41 GF49 floats 55-7170A 1/6 scale, EDO floats 62-6560, full Fairchild Husky 109.5 Gene Falada 72 $36 GF50 scale aircraft also used skis 1/5 scale, NOT for beginners Potez 453 88.25 Gene Falada compicated structure center wing 103 $45 GF51 and nacelle Dutch Fokker C-X1 W 64 Gene Falada 1/8 scale 52 $30 GF52 Polikarpov R-5 76.25 Gene Falada 1/8 scale 56 $31 GF53 Letov S-328 S-328V 68 Gene Falada 1/8 scale 58 $32 GF54 1/4 scale 1932 CARR Special Carr Racer 66 Gene Falada 44 $27 GF55 Racer Bellanca Aircruiser 130 Gene Falada 1/6 scale 129 $53 GF56 Paramount Sportster 60 Gene Falada 1/6 scale 1931 aircraft 34 $24 GF57 Abrams Explorer 77 Gene Falada 1/6 scale 1937 aircraft 52 $30 GF58 Barkley-Grow T8P-1 62 Gene Falada 1/8 scale 1937 aircraft 62 $33 GF59 Hall Aluminum XP-TBH-2 70 Gene Falada 1/10 scale 1937 aircraft 70 $35 GF60 Mercury BT-120 Aerobat 74 Gene Falada 1/5 scale 1941 aircraft 48 $29 GF61 Breda 33 74 Gene Falada 1/5 scale 1931 aircraft 42 $27 GF62 Caproni-Bergamischi CA- 71 Gene Falada 1/9 scale 1935 aircraft 41 $27 GF63 308 Borea Caproni CA-309 Desert 71 Gene Falada 1/9 scale 1936 aircraft 42 $27 GF64 Wind Ambrosini S.A.I. 2S 70 Gene Falada 1/6 scale 35 $25 GF65 Caproni CA-310 IDRO 71 Gene Falada 1/9 scale 43 $27 GF66 Caproni-S.A.I.M.A.N. 202 1/6 scale, extended cowling 73 Gene Falada 40 $26 GF67 and 204 shown for 204 Praga E-211 70 Gene Falada 1/7 scale 41 $27 GF68 Parnall Heck 2C 76 Gene Falada 1/5 scale 49 $29 GF69 Benes-Mraz BE-550 BIBI 64 Gene Falada 1/7 scale 1936 aircraft 27 $22 GF70 Parnell ELF 62 Gene Falada 1/6 scale 32 $24 GF71 Percival Petrel Q6 70 Gene Falada 1/8 scale 34 $24 GF72 Pasped Skylark 71.625 Gene Falada 1/6 scale 1935 aircraft 34 $24 GF73 Zlin Z 226A Akrobat 67.5 Gene Falada 1/6 scale 33 $24 GF74 Avia B-35.1 64.625 Gene Falada 1/6 scale 39 $26 GF75 Percival Mew Gull E 2H 74.25 Gene Falada 1/4 scale 44 $27 GF76 Lockheed Sirius 73.5 Gene Falada 1/7 scale 41 $27 GF77 Lockheed Vega on floats 70.25 Gene Falada 1/7 scale 41 $27 GF78 Caproni CA-165 73.25 Gene Falada 1/5 scale 29 $23 GF79 Caproni CH-1 67.5 Gene Falada 1/5 scale 49 $29 GF80 Avia B-534 1V 61.625 Gene Falada 1/6 scale 38 $26 GF81 Caproni CA-301 AP1 67.5 Gene Falada 1/7 scale 38 $26 GF82 Miles Atwood Special 50 Gene Falada 1/4 scale 25 $22 GF83 Miles Sparrowhawk 67.25 Gene Falada 1/5 scale 41 $27 GF84 Caudron C-560 53.25 Gene Falada 1/5 scale 30 $23 GF85 Arado AR 68 62 Gene Falada 1/7 scale 37 $25 GF86 Sokol M 1D 56.25 Gene Falada 1/7 scale 31 $24 GF87 Blohm and Voss BV-137 62.75 Gene Falada 1/7 scale 41 $27 GF88 Miles Hawcon M6 56.625 Gene Falada 1/7 scale 21 $21 GF89 Henschel 122 57.125 Gene Falada 1/10 scale 25 $22 GF90.
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