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Name of Plan S .E. 5A S E 5 S E 5 a S E 5 a S E V Custom Rat WING RUBBE ENGIN REDUCED DETAILS NAME OF PLAN SPAN SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS R ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW E OT DAVID BODDINGTON S .E. 5A 33” $ 8 12214 X X X RD432 S E 5 $ - 35008 X AIR DESIGN PLAN S E 5 A 80 $ 42 50025 X X X AVIATION MODELLER INT., S E 5 A 54 12-05 $ 25 50471 X X S E V CUSTOM RAT MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 62F1 24 $ 4 33023 X X RACER 9/57, SEV SPECIAL TEAM LE MODELE REDUIT D'AVION 19A1 S F C A LIGNEL 20 33 $ 4 33461 X X X FLYING ACES CLUB 1/78, LE 22C5 S F C A TAUPIN 13 $ 3 22347 X X RANDEM X FLUG & MODELE TECHNIK S G 38 55 10/83 $ 15 16803 FLYING T MODEL CO. 85E3 S I A 7 B 22 $ 4 33274 X X X A SAMM PLAN, CONOVER 70E4 S I G CUB 24 $ 5 33084 X X AEROMODELLER PLANS, 82G4 S T O L 48 RUSSELL $ 20 33252 X X FLYING MODELS 3/56, 54E6 S Z Y P 8 $ 3 26257 X BURAGAS X VINTAGE AERO PLAN S. E. 5 26” $ 7 15785 X X PRESERVATION OF S. E. 5A 20” ANTIQUE SCALE FLYING $ 4 12626 X X MODEL AIRPLANE PLANS X STERLING KIT PLAN S. E. 5A 40” $ 24 15780 X X X BY JOHN BERRYMAN 95E7 S..A.I. 207 13 $ 4 35959 X X AEROMODELLER 5/83 ABY S.E.5 48/48 MJ HEALY $ 19 11549 X X X Sport Glider, a simple job that S’Neat 73 can be flown with or without Sep-75 $ 9 112 X X X i Scale model of Grumman S2F Tracker: 39 design. For twin-.049 Jan-92 $ 9 707 X X X SAAB 18 A MEDIUM MODEL AIRCRAFT 2/59, 31A2 40 $ 13 23274 X X X BOMBER CHUIN (31A1 IN CATALOG) SAAB 37 VIGGEN LE MODELE REDUIT D'AVION 30E7 20 $ 5 23230 X X X CANARD JET WING RUBBE ENGIN REDUCED DETAILS NAME OF PLAN SPAN SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS R ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW E OT SAAB 37 VIGGEN AEROMODELLER PLAN 1967, 38G5 13 $ 4 24328 X X CANARD JET MALMSTROM X SAAB 37 VIGGEN AMERICAN AIRCRAFT 60G7 10 $ 3 33011 X X CANARD JET MODELER 3/73, SCOTT WENTZEL MODEL SUPPLY 30E1 SAAB 91 SAFIR 17 $ 4 23213 X X CO. X AEROMODELLER PLANS 66B4 SAAB 91C SAFIR 37 4/68, CHUIN $ 9 28868 X X X SAAB A 32 LANSEN WENTZEL MODEL SUPPLY 30G6 15 CO. $ 4 23265 X X X INTERCEPTOR WENTZEL MODELL CO. 21A7 SAAB B 17 21 $ 5 22171 X X X WENTZEL MODEL SUPPLY 30E2 SAAB B 18 27 $ 7 23215 X X CO. X HOBBY HELPERS PLAN, 1956 SAAB DRAKEN 210 26” $ 14 13424 X X X BY FRED ANGEL 8/74 AAM 32F4 SAAB J 21 56 $ 12 35596 X X X WENTZEL MODEL SUPPLY 30G5 SAAB J 22 16 $ 4 23261 X X CO. X AEROMODELLER PLAN 53B6 SAAB J 29 9 10/54, MALMSTROM $ 4 26084 X X SAAB J 35 DRAKEN BJORN KARLSTROM, 42D1 12 $ 3 24744 X X FIGHTER SWEDEN RADIO MODELER 8/91 BY SAAB J21A 37.5 ALAN HARKNESS $ 7 10332 X X UMINSKI, POLAND 28E3 SAAB M F 19 JUNIOR 28 $ 14 33462 X X X AUSTRALIAN SAAB Mfi-17 (faded) 13” $ 3 15795 X X X MODELGRAPHICS PLAN X WENTZEL MODELL CO. 21A7 SAAB S 17 22 $ 5 22172 X X X LE MODELE REDUIT D'AVION 30E4 SABCA S 20 31 $ 5 23221 X X X 85D7 SABLATNIK SF-4DR. 19 $ 8 36124 X X LE MODELE REDUIT 38F6 SABLIER TYPE 4 13 $ 3 24312 X X D'AVION, MERITTE X AEROMODELLER PLAN 5/53, 53C3 SABRE 13 DEAN $ 4 26094 X SABRE J. ROBERTS MODEL MFG. 93C3 ? $ 4 35870 X X X (INSTRUCTIONS AIR TRAILS PLAN, HOBBY SABRE WING 60” HELPERS $ 9 14675 X X WING RUBBE ENGIN REDUCED DETAILS NAME OF PLAN SPAN SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS R ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW E OT BY DAN REISS PUSH,PULL SABREBAT TWO 60 CONARD PLANE $ 19 60430 NICK SANFORD 1937 75D4 X SAC TEX 92 $ 36 33133 X X HOBBY HELPERS SADIE 63 $ 15 11990 X X SADLER PACEMAKER AIR TRAILS 1/40, SADLER 72F1 X 47 $ 9 29616 X X / LOWWING* MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 58A3 SAFIRE 24 9/59, CLEMENTS $ 7 26737 X X SAFLER & KODYTEK AEROMODELLER PLAN 5/72, 49C5 40 $ 7 25596 X X TEAM RACER SAFLER FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 77D7 SAGITTA 30 5/55, SPIVEY $ 4 30188 X X FLYING MODELS 6/47, 54C6 SAILOR BOY 17 STOCKBRIDGE $ 4 26223 X X IDEAL KIT PLAN SAILPLANE 48” $ 8 13803 X X MEGOW F52 10C7 SAILPLANE 28 $ 3 32622 X RD423 SAILPLANE $ - 34999 X COMET KIT PLAN 1940 4D1 X SAILPLANE 78 $ 30 20254 X X COMET MODEL AIRPLANE 39C4 X SAILPLANE* 39 CO. 1940 $ 14 24381 X X MICRO MODELS 1940 92D2 X SAILPLANE* 36 $ 8 35358 X X JUNIOR AERONAUTICAL 73A5 SAILWING 50 50 SUPPLY CO. $ 8 29668 X AEROMODELLER PLAN 57F7 SAINT 51 10/48, RICHARDS $ 9 26694 X X 15A2 SAINT AXE 22 $ 2 35514 X X 15C4 SAINT PLAT 14 $ 3 35523 X X MRA JUNE 1993 SAINT-TULLE 80 $ 8 16700 X X DICK SCHUMACKER 1938 8A2 X SALLY SNARF 60 $ 13 20512 X X RD424 SALLY SNARF $ - 35000 X SMILEY'S PLAN SERVICE 86D4 SALMSON A 2 29 $ 8 30874 X X X WING RUBBE ENGIN REDUCED DETAILS NAME OF PLAN SPAN SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS R ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW E OT LE MODELE REDUIT 31E3 SALMSON A 2 32 D'AVION, TRENDEL $ 7 33463 X X X AEROMODELLER PLAN, 76E2 SALMSON D 6 13 $ 3 30063 X X FILLON X HOBBY HELPERS PLAN SALT LAKE SADIE 64 $ 14 16981 X X X FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 57F5 SALTO MINI 46 1982, FORKEL $ 8 26689 X X FLYING MODELS 10/66, 61A2 SAM PAN 54 $ 15 28244 X X DUNWOODY X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 9D5 SAMBA TAILLESS 42 9/43, CONANT $ 8 20656 X X WESTERN MODELER 1/49, 11E4 SAN DIEGAN 57 DAVIS $ 18 20924 X X AEROMODELER 4/59 72G7 SANA EGAL 82 $ 15 35817 X X AIRBOURNE 11/72 SAND BABY 39 $ 7 10975 X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS SANTA-MARIA 25” PLAN, DEC 1965 $ 8 13436 X X X AMERICAN AIRCRAFT 80A2 SANTANA 20 MODELER 9/68, KIRN $ 8 30492 X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 57C7 SANTANITA 51 5/57, HILL $ 8 26649 X MODEL AVIATION 7/87, 87G7 SANTOS DUMONT 14 13 $ 5 30830 X X X KRUSE X RC Scale, 3 ch, for a .15 engine Santos Dumont 14 Bif 56 by Don Shull Dec. 1981 $ 24 355 X X X SANTOS DUMONT 19 FLUG & MODELE TECHNIK 13 $ 4 14835 BIS 7/87 SANTOS DUMONT 19 BENNO SABEL, GERMANY 61A1 13 $ 7 28241 X X X LIBELULE X SANTOS DUMONT MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 30E6 27 $ 8 23227 X X X DEMOISELLE 5/67, MacPHERSON SANTOS DUMONT FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 30F7 27 $ 7 23247 X X X DEMOISELLE 1969, MacPHERSON SANTOS DUMONT HANNAN GRAPHICS, 46D7 10 $ 3 25258 X X DEMOISELLE MOONEY X SANTOS DUMONT ULYSSES ALVAREZ PLANS 77D7 13 $ 4 30206 X X DEMOISELLE X BY PAVEL DVORAK SAPER 13 86.5 $ 7 10881 X X AEROMODELLER PLANS 64E1 SARACEN 21 12/62, ANGUS $ 4 28678 X X WING RUBBE ENGIN REDUCED DETAILS NAME OF PLAN SPAN SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS R ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW E OT L KOUTNY SARU IONESCU 1911 13 $ 3 33749 X X 86E2 X HOBBY HELPERS PLAN SASKIE 27 $ 8 50173 X AIR TRAILS 5/53, HARRIS 53F6 SASSY SAUCER 25 $ 15 26156 X X CARL GOLDBERG MODELS 93G1 SATAN JR 19 $ 4 35909 X X R. A. COLEMAN 93E4 SATANUS 48 $ 9 35886 X WELBECK PRODUCTS, 11D1 SATELLITE 48 BOWDEN $ 17 32633 X X AMERICAN MODELER 11/57, 34F3 SATELLITE 48 HUNTER $ 7 23788 X X AMERICAN MODELER 11/57, 81C4 SATELLITE 226 40 HUNTER $ 9 31148 X X MIDWEST PRODUCTS CO. 34F3 SATELLITE 320 48 1957 $ 12 23789 X X AMERICAN MODELER 11/57, 36B7 SATELLITE 600 64 HUNTER $ 15 24003 X X JETCO MODELS INC. 82A7 SATELLITE SAUCER 15 $ 9 31891 X X INTERNATIONAL MODEL 60A5 SATURN 30 $ 8 28041 X AIRCRAFT X AMERICAN MODELER 1960 73A1 SATURN 58 ANNUAL, TIMLIN $ 9 29660 X X BY KRISTENSEN SATURN SE 64 MAN10/80 $ 19 60372 X X BROZ, CZECHOSLOVAKIA 45A7 SATYR 66 1948 $ 15 25082 X X X RD425 SATYR $ - 35001 X AMERICAN AIRCRAFT 64F1 SAUCERER 11 MODELER 1/70, MALMSTROM $ 3 28693 X X AEROMODELLER PLANS, 60G6 $ 4 33010 SAUCERER 11 MALMSTROM X X X WILMOT MANSOUR & CO. 21A7 SAUNDERS ROE A 1 20 $ 8 22173 X X X y Scorpio, Art. 2028, 2028/A, #0450 Savana 35 60 comes with building instructions Zwicker $ 21 60753 X b kl t Collection SAVOIA MARCHETTI S MOVO MILANO 69G7 50 $ 18 33074 X M 79 SPARV X SAVOIA MARCHETTI S AEROMODELLER PLAN 6/70, 36C7 49 $ 20 24024 X X X M 81 POTESTA WING RUBBE ENGIN REDUCED DETAILS NAME OF PLAN SPAN SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS R ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW E OT L KOUTNY SAVOIA S 13 13 $ 4 33751 X X 86E3 X SAVOIA S 55 FLYING MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 32B3 35 $ 5 23432 X X BOAT 3/30, DAVIDSON X AEROMODELLER PLAN, OCT SAVOIA S13 13 $ 4 14253 X X 1995 X JUNIOR MECHANIX AND SAVOIA S-55 25” MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS $ 8 15808 X X x MAG PLAN Savoia-Marchetti Twin-motor FF Rubber Scale 36.5 Sep-94 $ 9 769 X X S.M.92 with 361/2 inch wingspan.
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