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Plan Name Wingspan Source Pond # Cond. Miss Rc Ff Cl Ot PLAN NAME WINGSPAN SOURCE POND # COND. MISS RC FF CL OT NOS SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER TEMP 3-VIEW 1/2 A BRIGIDIER 45" MODEL BUILDER PLAN 184 O T, REYNOLDS 12G3 G X X X 10 FOOT CABIN 120" MEL YATES, 1938 9C5 F X X X 48-G GAS MODEL 48" WASHINGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 5.00E+06 G X X X 8 1/2 FOOT GAS MODEL 102" FRANK EHLING 11G3 G X X X X A BOX* 54 C BARRON 1941 39F3 X X X A BOX* 54 C BARRON 1941 39G3 X X X A M CYCLONIC 75" RUSSEL, AEROMODELLER PLAN SERVICE 6/38 1.00E+04 F X X X A-27 BATTLE PLANE 78" DION, MODEL BUILDERS' PLAN BOOK, 1941 1A3 F X X X AD ASTRA 72" MODEL CRAFTSMAN 6/47, MARLOW 11G5 G X X X AERO CHAMP 45" MEGOW KIT PLAN E-21, 1940 1A4 G X X X X AGATON 43" BJORN KARLSTROM, FLYGNING 7/43 1B4 G X X X AIR CHIEF, 2 SHEETS 61" IDEAL KIT PLAN, 1938 1A6 F X X X AIR TRAILS FLYING LAB 79" AIR TRAILS 3/46, SCHRODER 9A1 G X X X AIR TRAILS SPORTSTER 46" AIR TRAILS 3/39, BEN SHERESHAW 8A4 G X X X AIR WARDEN 70" PARDOCCHI, MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS, 7/42 1A7 G X X X AIRISTOCRAT 28 MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 7/31, SHERESHAW 26A3 X X X AIRMASTER 84" CLOUD MODEL AIRCRAFT LIMITED 2A4 F X X X ALBATROSS 80" GEORGE REICH, AIR TRAILS, 4/41 1A3 F X X X ALERT 52" LATORRE, AIR TRAILS 12/42 1A5 G X X X ALERT 26 MODEL BUILDER PLAN 289-OT 19C6 G X X X X ALERT 52 MODEL BUILDER PLAN 289-OT 19F3 G X X X X ALPHA CORSAIR 68" BESHAR MODELS 1938 8A3 G X X X ALPHA CORSAIR BABY 44" BESHAR MODELS 1938 BA3 G X X X AMERICAM ACE 36" 36" BERKELEY KIT PLAN 1940 7B6 G X X X AMERICAN ACE 54" BERKELEY KIT PLAN, 1949 1A1 G X X X X ANDERSON PYLON* 41 ALVA ANDERSON 1937 39F5 X X X ANDERSON PYLON* 45 ALVA ANDERSON 1937 39F5 X X X ANSWER 44" MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 8/40, MURRAY 9.00E+07 G X X X ANZAC 64" MODEL CRAFTSMAN 10/46, McCULLOUGH 9G5 G X X X APACHE 75" HENRY STRUCK, AIR TRAILS, 6/41 1A2 F X X X ARMY BOMBER 32" HOBBY MODEL MFG. CO. 1941 8A5 G X X X ARROW 46" AIR TRAILS 12/40, GIBSON 8A1 G X X X ARUP 27 MODEL BUILDER PLAN 1183-OT 1.70E+06 G X X X X AT EASE 83" JASCO 1938 YEARBOOK, TRACY AND MEYERS 6C6 G X X X B G SPECIAL 77" MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 12/38, GADEBURG 8D3 G X X X BABY 70 SEARS B McCORRISON PLANS 1938 39G1 X X X BABY BARNSTORMER 50" FLYING ACES 2/39, TUXWORTH 7A3 G X X X BABY BOMBSHELL + 200% 44" BALSA PRODUCTS CO. 5C2 G X X X BALSA GAS MODEL 48 TOM LAURIE 1939 32F5 X X X BANSHEE 50" MEGOW'S KIT PLAN E26, 1945 9D7 G X X X BANSHEE 50" AIR TRAILS 10/45, SHULMAN 9D7 G X X X BANSHEE 26 MEGOW E26 1945 39A1 X X X BANTAM 26" AIR TRAILS 7/36, GORDON LIGHT 6F4 G X X X BANTOM 56" JASCO 1938 YEARBOOK, FOTI 8A5 G X X X BAY RIDGE MIKE 48" CONSOLIDATED/BAY RIDGE 1937 4G2 G X X X BAY RIDGE THERMAL MAGNET 72" BAY RIDGE MODEL AIRPLANE CO. 1939 4G3 G X X X BAY RIDGE TOPPER 52" BAY RIDGE MODEL AIRPLANE CO. 1938 4G2 G X X X BEE 48" H & F MODEL AIRPLANE CO. 1939 7.00E+02 G X X X BERRYLOID 1937 WINNER 114 JASCO 1938 YEARBOOK, ROLL 32F7 X X X BERRYLOID TROPHY WINNER 72" COOVERT, AIR TRAILS 11/38 1B5 F X X X BIG CRATE BIPLANE 130 AERO DIGEST 1932, CARLSON 32G7 X X X BIG GULL 152" MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS, WINNIE DAVIS 7/38 1.00E+05 P X X X BLIPO 42 C BARRON 1941 39G3 X X X BLITZ BUGGY 80 BRUCE LESTER 1940 39G4 X X X BLUE BONNET SPECIAL 44 CLYDE STOKES 1941 45C5 X X X BLUE DRAGON 96" C. E. BOWDEN, 1934 1B4 F X X X BOBALLINK OR DUCKIE 84 H JESPERSON 1940 45B7 X X X BOBTAIL CONTENDER 74 AIR TRAILS 2/41, KULLICK 32G4 X X X BOMBER* 70 CHESTER LANZO 1938 45B3 X X X BOOMER BUSS 54" HENRY STRUCK, AIR TRAILS, 2/41 1B1 P X X X BOOMER BUSS 27 MODEL BUILDER PLAN 981-OT, STRUCK 19D4 G X X X X BOOMER BUSS 54 MODEL BUILDER PLAN 981-OT, STRUCK 19F7 G X X X X BOOMERANG 72" EHLING, AIR TRAILS, 9/42 1B1 F X X X BORYSKO TAILLESS 80" MODEL CRAFTSMAN 1/37 8F4 G X X X BOWDEN 1937 WINNER 96" JASCO 1937 YEARBOOK, KRUPP 5G3 P X X X BRIGADIER 29 MODEL BUILDER PLAN 9822 27A2 X X X BRIGADIER 33 BERKELEY KIT PLAN 39A4 X X X BRIGIDIER 58" BERKELEY KIT PLAN, 1940 1C7 G X X X BROOKLYN DODGER 55" SAL TAIBI, AIR TRAILS, 1/42 1B2 G X X X BROOKLYN DODGER 55" H & F PLAN, 1942 1B6 G X X X BROOKLYN DODGER 54" SAL TAIBI 15C6 G X X X X BROOKLYN DODGER 27" SAL TAIBI 15G3 G X X X BROOKLYN DODGER 32 CAL AERO 39D3 X X X BRUMMER 68 VON WILHELM HASS 8/39 45C6 X X X BUCANNER 48 48" BERKELEY KIT PLAN, 1938 1C3 G X X X BUCCANEER 84" BERKELEY KIT PLAN 1936 7B1 G X X X BUCCANEER 30 30" BERKELEY KIT PLAN 1938 1.10E+05 G X X X BUCCANEER 36 36" BERKELEY KIT PLAN, 1940 1C4 G X X X BUCCANEER B SPECIAL 48" BERKELEY KIT PLAN, 1940 1C6 G X X X X BUCCANEER SPECIAL, 2 SHEETS 72" BERKELEY KIT PLAN, 1940 1C5 F X X X BUCCANEER STANDARD, 2 SHEETS 66" MODEL BUILDER PLAN 1C2 G X X X BUCCANEER STANDARD, 2 SHEETS 66" BERKELEY KIT PLAN1937 5D3 G X X X BUCCANEER* 33 BERKELEY KIT PLAN 3.90E+04 X X X BUMBLE BEE 30" LINDBERG, POPULAR AVIATION, 2/39 1B7 G X X X BURROWS SPECIAL, 2 SHEETS 66" CHARLOTTE MODELS PLAN, 1938 1B7 F X X X BUZZARD 66" JASCO 1938 YEARBOOK, COPPAGE 8B3 G X X X BUZZARD BOMBSHELL 72" AIRCRAFT INC. PLAN, 1941 1B3 G X X X BUZZARD BOMBSHELL 72" KONEFES, AIR TRAILS 10/40 1B3 G X X X BUZZARD BOMBSHELL 72" 4K'S MODELS, JOE KONEFES 5C1 G X X X BUZZARD BOMBSHELL BABY 36" AIRCRAFT INC. 1941 7A1 G X X X C P SPECIAL 74" SVEN TRUEDSSON 8.00E+03 F X X X C RAIDER 68" MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 4/42, LATORRE 8A6 G X X X C RAIDER 34 MODEL BUILDER PLAN 1086-OT 26F5 X X X X CABIN GAS MODEL 76" R. LONG AND G. LIGHT 2F5 G X X X CABIN RULER 53 HENRY STRUCK 1940 32F6 X X X CABIN RULER 37 HENRY STRUCK 1940 39B1 X X X CABINETTE 18" MODEL BUILDER PLAN 589-OT 1.70E+04 G X X X X CABINETTE 36 MODEL BUILDER 589-OT 1.80E+03 G X X X CABRULER 53 MODEL BUILDER PLAN 476-OT, STRUCK 43B5 X X X X CADET 84" FLYING ACES 9/38, BEN SHERESHAW 5D1 G X X X CADET 52" MEGOW'S KIT PLAN E7 1939 7.00E+04 G X X X CADET MAJOR 30" BUNCH MODEL AIRPLANE CO. 8G1 G X X X CALIFORNIA CHAMP 49 MODEL BUILDER PLAN 1076-OT 31G1 X X X X CALIFORNIA CHIEF A-2 59" CURTISS WRIGHT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, 1938 1.00E+01 F X X X CALIFORNIA CHIEF, A-1 72" CURTISS WRIGHT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, 1937 1D7 G X X X CALIFORNIA STATE CHAMP, A-1 63" CURTISS WRIGHT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, 1937 1.00E+02 G X X X CANDID 64 DICK SCHUMACHER 1938 32A2 X X X CARDINAL 48" MEGOW'S KIT PLAN1938 5F3 G X X X CAVALIER 106" BERKELEY KIT PLAN 1936" 7B2 F X X X CAVALIER 60 60" BERKELEY KIT PLAN 1939 7B5 G X X X CAVALIER CUSTOM 108" BERKELEY KIT PLAN 1937 7B4 F X X X CAVALIER CUSTOM TWIN 108 BERKELEY KIT PLAN 1938 32G6 X X X CAVALIER STANDARD 72" BERKELEY KIT PLAN, 1938 1D4 F X X X CAVU 42" MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 4/38, KEN WILLARD 8B1 G X X X CAVU (KENWAY) 22 MODEL BUILDER PLAN 386-OT 26F5 X X X X CENTINELA 21 60" CENTINELA MODEL CO. 1936 1G3 G X X X CHALLENGER 51" ADVANCED ENGR. CO. 1940 5D5 G X X X CHALLENGER 92" JOHN DROBSHOFF 10A5 F X X X CHALLENGER MK I 68" K-K KIT PLAN, 1938 1F2 F X X X CHALLENGER MK II 68" K-K KIT PLAN, 1940 1F3 F X X X CHALLENGER MK IV 41 JOHN DROBSHIFF 39A5 X X X CHAMPION 70 FLYING ACES 4/37, SHERESHAW 38B5 X X X CHAMPION 72 BURD MODEL AIRPLANE CO. 1939 3.90E+06 X X X CHAMPION GAS MODEL 74" JUDSON MARSDEN, 1937 3A5 G X X X CHAMPION GAS MODEL 108" FLYING ACES, 4/37 5G6 F X X X CHICKADEE 82" MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS, 1/40, SID STRUHL 1.00E+04 F X X X CHICKADEE 26" AIR TRAILS 1935 6G3 G X X X CHIHUAHUA 33" `FLYING ACES 4/41, GRANT 11C3 G X X X CLIP-AIR, 4 SHEETS 96" TOLEDO KIT PLAN, 1937 1F1 F X X X CLIPPER MK I 34 COMET MODEL AIRPLANE CO.
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