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Plans Index June 22Nd Aircraft Name Model By Pg. No. Post No. Span (inch) ½ A Twin Harold DeBolt 288 4309 ½ Wave 301 4515 Help file 1 - 1 Master Plan Index Link - 1 1 Help file 1 - Air Age Gas Models book scan 164 2449 Help file 1 - Colin Usher old Model Mag Link 143 2139 1 - Combat Models Ref. article 141 2104 Help file 1 - Cover art for Mushroom Model 210 3154 Help file 1 - COVERING W/ TISSUE - ADD ON Sundancer 192 2880 1 - COVERING WITH TISSUE Planeman 192 2873 Help file 1 - Covering with Tissue Word Doc.& PDF Planeman 192 2879 Help file 1 - Download Manager Link Free 201 3004 Help file 1 - Harold Towner list of plans 167 2498 1 - help file Advanced pdf passwd recovry 104 1552 Help file 1 - How-to Flight Trim Jim Kirkland 201 3011 Help file 1 - Image - tricks of the trade Planeman 199 2974 1 - Info: How to Rotate a Scaled Plan Ka-6BR 281 4214 Help file 1 - International Model Airplane Coop link 192 2874 Help file 1 - link to Aerofred - plans,pdf etc 160 2397 Help file 1 - Link to colin usher mag.index 190 2837 Help file 1 - Link to Cover Art 294 4401 Help file 1 - Link to free PDF converter 198 2966 38 1 - Link to Gimp book (how to) 185 2764 Help file 1 - Link to Gimp Tutorials 185 2767 Help file 1 - Link to Gimpshop (feels like photoshp) 184 2755 1 - link to Globe Swift Plans CAD Earl Stahl 51 753 1 - link to golden age 157 2346 Help file 1 - link to irfanview 154 2308 1 - link to Keith Laumer Plans Dave Fritzke 111 1656 1 - Link to Kits and Plans Welli & Lancas 223 3334 1 - Link to PDF Converter 207 3097 1 - Link to Plans & 3-views 235 3523 1 - Link to Plans Avro Lancaster Aeromodeller 223 3331 Help file 1 - link to Plans French website 164 2447 1 - Link to Rcgroup control line plans 222 3321 1 - link to Republic P-47 31inch. Plan Ideal models 158 2370 1 - link to scalesoaring U.K 175 2615 Help file 1 - link to Sportmaster PDF Plan 106 1576 Help file 1 - Link to Tri-Pacer Plans Sterling 235 3516 1 - Link to Vic Smeed thread - Plans Vic Smeed 23 332 Help file 1 - Link to Zaic yearbook 1953 190 2839 Help file 1 - link to Zlin 126 155 2317 1 - links 1935 Canadian "Wakefield" Plan 177 2645 Help file 1 - links to "Wakefield/F1B" info 176 2630 Help file 1 - links to Barling NB-3 info 162 2423 Help file 1 - links to glider/thermal planes 174 2600 Help file 1 - Links to jet planes 299 4481 Help file 1 - Links to Sticks & Tissue archive 179 2673 JPG. 1 - list of published plans in Am. Mags 52 780 1 - Macchi 308 links for info 136 2027 Help file 1 - magazine archive link 166 2478 Link 1 - Making the most of Mag. Plans PDF 161 2411 Help file 1 - Model Aircraft April 1951 article Model Aircraft 276 4126 Help file 1 - Model Aircraft April 1951 article Tuning for Speed 276 4131 Help file 1 - Model Mags for download 142 2116 Help file 1 - Outerzone Free Plans Website Steve aka-WMD 197 2943 Help file 1 - Page 103 is help with photoshop entire page 103 1531 Help file 1 - PDF help info 149 2228 Help File 1 - PDF help info 149 2229 Help file 1 - Posterize Help in Photoshop Planeman 295 4427 Help file 1 - Propeller Peak Performance Flying Models 194 2909 Help file 1 - restoring plans with photoshop Planeman 3 34 Help file 1 - sailplane links 45 672 Help file 1 - Scanning Lg.plans on small scanner Dave Plumpe 277 4140 Help file 1 - scanning plans info 134 2004 Help file 1 - tile printing info 135 2017 1 - tile printing info & link 135 2012 1 - tile printing info & link 135 2018 1 - tile printing info & link 148 2214 1 - useful web links for apps & progrms 3 42 1 - useful web links for programs 4 48 1 - Vic Smeed obituary 200 3000 JPG. 1 - Vintage advertisement 139 2076 JPG. 1 - Vintage advertisement 137 2052 36 1 - Vintage Advertisement - Cleveland 126 1888 1 - Vintage advertisement Berkeley 137 2048 1 - Vintage advertisement jetex 138 2056 1915 Tractor Ken Sedgwick 206 3077 1935 Canadian "Wakefield" biplane see post no.2645 176 2635 23 Sportster 2 sizes article Flying Models 125 1871 2nd Hand Frank Zaic 51 751 35 Stunt 1952 258 3864 3DB Shaw Aviation 200 2996 3DB 206 3077 JPG. 404 Intercetpor Jim Walker 29 430 404 Intercetpor Jim Walker 64 946 JPG. 74 Fighter Jim Walker 29 430 74 Fighter Jim Walker 64 946 8 Ball 234 3503 8 Ball - pylon 6 81 8 ohm Vic Smeed 80 1200 A ½ Wave 206 3081 A Sure Fire Autogiro Roy Clough 10 141 A Sure Fire Autogiro Roy Clough 42 627 A Wonder 236 3533 54 A.J. Hornet Jim Walker 29 430 A-27 237 3550 36 A2-X3 Flying Models 236 3533 JPG. Aamco Sportmaster 65 968 ABC Robin Model Aircraft 240 3590 ABC Robin Model Aircraft 240 3594 ABC Robin Aeromodeller 240 3596 JPG. ABC Robin Aeromodeller 240 3596 33 A-Box 6 81 Abzug Pee Wee 261 3912 AC-1 Monoplane 200 2996 Aerbo 24 353 37.5 Aerbo 6 83 Aero Commander L-26 Berkeley 6 85 Aerogull Flying Models 236 3536 54 Aeromacchi AM3 173 2584 54 Aeromaster 80 1195 Aeronca 15AC Sedan w/ floats Henry Struck 6 85 Aeronca C-3 Peerless 153 2291 16 Aeronca Champion Veron 151 2265 Aeronca Chief Comet 2 16 Aeronca K Comet 2 16 Zip file Aeronca K - floats Comet 2 16 Aeronca L3 Roger Winger 192 2872 Aeronca Low Wing 4 51 Aeronca Wee Champion 41 604 54 Aeroneer M.A.N. 175 2625 Aerosport 77 1149 Aerosport - optimized 79 1175 Aerostreak 232 3470 CAD Aerowasp 232 3470 Afrit John Simmance 221 3304 Ai Youth Glider No. 1 Air Trails 273 4088 Ai Youth Glider No. 2 Air Trails 273 4088 24 Ai Youth Glider No. 3 Air Trails 273 4088 Aichi D3A2 'Val' 138 2066 Aichi D3A2 Val 113 1692 Air Car Roy Clough 10 141 JPG. Air Car Roy Clough 42 627 Air Chief Steve Kawalik 6 85 Air Chief 259 3884 Air King Ace Whitman 6 85 Air Mail Pete Bowers 203 3031 Air Warden M.A.N. 1 15 Air Warden 259 3884 Airfoiler - pylon 6 81 26 Airspeed Courier Model Aircraft 271 4052 Airspeed Courier joined Model Aircraft 272 4067 Albatros D-5A 102 1519 CAD Albatros Triplane DrI jpg. Air Trails 249 3724 60 Albatros Triplane DrI pdf Air Trails 249 3727 Albatross 25 368 Alert Air Trails 288 4307 Alkie II Roland Mayer 289 4326 All American DMECO 20 292 25 All American 237 3550 All American Rubber Model Wakefield Air Trails 15 219 All American Rubber Model Wakefield Air Trails 164 2458 All American Rubber Model Wakefield Air Trails Annual 193 2894 All Wing Wonder 229 3430 Allegro 232 3476 Allegro 237 3550 AlleyKat 173 2591 JPEG. Amazing Hydroski-Foil American Modeller 242 3642 Amen 232 3476 Amen 234 3503 American Eaglet Comet 4 51 Anopheles Louis Garami 287 4293 Ansaldo Flying Models 262 3917 Answer 77 1147 Antoinette 102 1529 Antoinette H. Latham 206 3078 Apache 259 3884 16 Aqua Angle Flying Models 217 3250 16 Aqua Angle American Modeller 232 3468 16 Aqua Angle Amphib 258 3865 Aquarius 23 339 Aquarius Aeromodeller 249 3734 40 Arado 198 + pics & 3view E. Fillon 290 4338 CAD Arado Ar.68 optimized 129 1924 Arado Ar.68 - large version C. Lanzo 128 1917 Arizona Annie 236 3533 Armstrong Whitworth Siskin III + 3view Aeromodeller 284 4252 Arrow Class B pylon Air Trails 127 1891 Arsenal VG-39 Aeromodeller 184 2751 JPG. Art Chester Racer 4 51 Art Chester Racer 27 398 Art Chester Racer Comet 51 751 Art Chester's Jeep 73 1090 Art Chester's Jeep Popular Aviation 73 1091 Artist 258 3865 Artist's Bipe American Modeller 232 3468 Ascender Aeromodeller 180 2700 Astro Hog 113 1692 Astro Hog Berkeley 117 1757 Astro Hog - optimized 121 1801 36 Astro Hog w/ article M.A.N. 117 1764 JPG. AT Iterceptor 258 3862 AT March 258 3864 44 AT Sketchbook Model Plane 216 3234 Atakee 237 3550 25 Atomizer-Texaco 6 81 Auster 69 1023 28 Auster Frog 153 2295 52 Auster Frog 153 2285 Auster A.O.P.9 Veron 151 2265 Auster A.O.P.9 Frog 153 2295 Auster B4 Ambulance Aeromodeller 228 3406 Auster B4 Ambulance - pdf Aeromodeller 228 3417 Auto-Giro 146 2188 Avenger Aeromodeller 272 4069 Avion Planeur RF-01 Walt Mooney 73 1090 15 Avro 504K Ray Malmström 233 3494 40 Avro 707 Keil Kraft 299 4476 Avro Anson Harold Towner 91 1359 Avro Lancaster Mk.1 Harold Towner 224 3346 Avro Shackleton M.R.3 Aeromodeller 288 4320 34.24 Ay-Jay M.A.N. 234 3503 Ayrman Junior Aeromodeller 204 3051 BA Cabin Jimmie Allen 127 1903 JPG. BA Parasol Jimmie Allen 127 1903 Zip file Baby Biwinger 60 891 Baby Biwinger 115 1717 Baby Bullet the real aeroplane 117 1751 JPG. Baby Dumpling Noel Shennan 25 372 Back Porch Pusher Bill Tyler 200 2996 Ballerina 259 3880 Balsaurus 232 3470 Bandit Don McGovern 17 251 Bandit Berkeley 18 258 JPG. Banner Executive Berkeley 9 123 64 Banshee Air Trails 288 4307 64 Barbstormer 258 3863 20 Barling NB-3 M.A.N. 162 2423 33 Barling NB-3 - clean M.A.N. 163 2436 Bat .35 216 3234 Bat flying wing 209 3141 BD12 107 1592 BDF-1 zip 69 1023 42 Beachcomber M.A.N.
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