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Name of Plan Wing Span Details Source Area Price NAME OF PLAN WING DETAILS SOURCE AREA PRICE AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE RED. OT SPAN H 58 GLIDER 78 J. A. HOWARD 11 $ 15.00 35889 93E2 X X H A 50 CYCLONE 43 TOR HAGLUND 5 $ 7.00 28661 64D1 X X 1945, SWEDEN H L 2 44 QUIET & 12 $ 17.00 50272 X X ELECTRIC FLIGHT INT. 9/04 H L BALSA 14 BERKELEY KIT 2 $ 3.00 33071 69E7 X X TRAINING PLAN GLIDER H P 4 STROKE $ 5.00 34310 985 X H S 100 62 FLUG & MODELL 24 $ 33.00 23509 32F2 X X X TECHNIK 1941, SCHELLEHAASE H S 100 $2.00 34822 RD246 X H S 84 HELMUT 34 FLUG & MODELL 5 $ 7.00 32842 46E7 X X KERNESS TECHNIK 12/61, SCHUMACHER H S 91 CLOU 94 GRAUPNER KITS 24 $ 33.00 31218 90A6 X X 4217 H S B 21 56 FLUG & MODELL 12 $ 17.00 32818 44F7 X X TECHNIK, SCHELLEHASSE H. O. B. 2X2 72 KIT PLAN 12 $ 17.00 14371 X X HABICHT 36 HELMUT BAND, 3 $ 5.00 24070 36F6 X X GERMANY HABOB, WIND 41 HUGH AND JOHN 10 $ 14.00 16459 X POWERED UC HUNTON Haboob: 39 sport/stunter flies Dec. 1985 7 $ 10.00 00494 X X on wind power alone, or can be adapted for glow engine .049-.15 HADLEY PAGE 6 MODEL 2 $ 3.00 26354 55C6 X X DELTA JET (H P AIRCRAFT 12/61, 115) McHARD HAIRY C 73 HARRY GOULD 12 $ 17.00 24575 40G4 X X 1957 HALBERSTADT C 18 GUILLOW WW12 8 $ 11.00 22986 28G3 X X X L 2 FIGHTER HALBERSTADT D 13 AEROMODELLER 2 $ 3.00 30064 76E2 X X X 2 FIGHTER PLAN, DENNIS HALBERSTADT D 29 AMERICAN 11 $ 15.00 33424 41F7 X X X 2 FIGHTER AIRCRAFT MODELER 1/68, MUSCIANO HALBERSTADT D 20 MODEL 5 $ 7.00 24256 38C4 X X X 2 FIGHTER AIRPLANE NEWS 6/47, DANIELSON HALBERSTADT D 19 SMILEY'S PLAN 6 $ 9.00 30868 86D1 X X X 2 FIGHTER SERVICE HALBERSTADT D 13” LEE’S HOBBIES 3 $ 5.00 15041 X X X II PLAN, 1972 HALBERSTADT D- 15” B. DANIELSEN 3 $ 5.00 15042 X X X 1 HALBERSTADT 36 RADIO MODELER 6 $ 9.00 10397 X X X DII 12/90 BY S. SALMON HALF A FREE 40 AIR TRAILS 3/52, 6 $ 9.00 26573 56F7 X X FLIGHT RECORD D/ALLISANDRO HALF A SPACER 42 CAMPBELLS 6 $ 9.00 35359 92D2 X X X CUSTOM KITS HALF ALPHA 46 MODEL 6 $ 9.00 29381 70G6 X X AIRPLANE NEWS 7/59, HARPS HALF FAST 33 MODEL 6 $ 9.00 32827 45D5 X X AIRPLANE NEWS 4/55, NETZEBAND HALF KORDA 26 AMERICAN 5 $ 7.00 31348 84C4 X X AIRCRAFT MODELER, OLDENKAMP HALF PINT 29 AIR TRAILS 8/47, 4 $ 6.00 30104 76G2 X X TYLER HALF PINT $2.00 34804 RD228 X HALF SHOT 30 MODEL 5 $ 7.00 35157 39B3 X X AIRPLANE NEWS 3/51, WILLIAMSON HALF WILD 32 MODEL 5 $ 7.00 25112 45C4 X X GOOSE AIRPLANE NEWS 12/51, SAMUELSON HALF-A 34 BY RON ST. 6 $ 9.00 36006 95F6 X X TENDERFOOT JEAN HALF-A 58 MODEL 5 $ 7.00 36224 X X TENDERFOOT AIRPLANE NEWS HALFAX 32 MODEL AERO 6 $ 9.00 28569 63E6 X X TRAINER SUPPLIES Half-Korda 26 John Oldenkamp’s Jan. 1976 4 $ 6.00 00125 X X X 1/2-size all-balsa Old-Timer. FOR rubber Halflite: 30 Combat plane has Jan. 1988 4 $ 6.00 00577 X X foam wing, FOR 1/2A HALF-PINT 25 AIR TRAILS 1940 6 $ 9.00 10118 X X X BY LOUIS GARAMI HALF-PINT 25 AIR TRAILS 7/40, 5 $ 7.00 20541 8C5 X X X GARAMI HALL DISTANCE 30 NOT FULL SIZE 3 $ 5.00 50248 X X MODEL 1916 HALL RACER 22 AIRCRAFT PLAN 4 $ 6.00 11035 X X X CO. PLAN NO. G- 27 HALL RACER 19 ALLENTOWN 4 $ 6.00 29740 73D5 X X X MODEL AIRPLANE & SUPPLY HALL RACER 26 AMERICAN 5 $ 7.00 23710 34B5 X X X MODELER 7/60, KARNER HALL RACER 30 CHARLES 10 $ 14.00 32470 92F1 X X X HOLLINGER PLAN HALL RACER 24 MODELCRAFT 3 $ 5.00 22367 22D7 X X X HALL RACER 13 TAKEUCHI, 2 $ 3.00 28420 62B7 X X X JAPANESE HALL RACER 13” VERN 4 $ 6.00 15040 X X X CLEMENTS PLAN HALL RACER ( 30 MAGAZINE PLAN 6 $ 9.00 21787 18B3 X X X FORMED BODY SERVICE DESIGN) HALL RACER (NO 18 RANGER 12 $ 17.00 21780 18B1 X X X TEMPS) AIRCRAFT MODELS HALL 23 J ZIER 6 $ 9.00 32293 92B1 X X X SPRINGFIELD RACER HAMILCAR I 44 R. BASE 10 $ 14.00 36101 94F3 HAMMERHEAD 60 FLYING MODELS 9 $ 13.00 29449 71G1 X X 9/56, HILL HAND 24 NO CAL F F 2 $ 3.00 30645 83D2 X X LAUNCHED SOCIETY, GLIDER MARKOS HAND 18 AMERICAN 3 $ 5.00 33076 70B4 X X LAUNCHED MODELER 1961 GLIDER A/B ANNUAL, SMITH HANDLEY PAGE 5 AEROMODELLER 2 $ 3.00 25067 45A1 X X X DELTA JET PLAN 9/69, HANNAN HANDLEY PAGE 15 AEROMODELLER 3 $ 5.00 26873 58D5 X X X GUGNUNC PLAN 4/73, FERGUSON HANDLEY PAGE 13 AIRBORNE 1/84, 2 $ 3.00 31002 85E6 X X X GUGNUNC JONES HANDLEY PAGE 35 RC SCALE 10 $ 14.00 33653 74C2 X X X H P 19 HANLEY 1 AIRCRAFT 4 - 6/98, RICKETT HANDLEY PAGE 44 RADIO 10 $ 14.00 33676 75D3 X X X H P 42 MODELLER 12/95, GOULDS HANDLEY PAGE 34 AEROMODELLER 11 $ 15.00 24797 42G4 X X X HALIFAX PLAN 5/43, TOWNER HANDLEY PAGE 38 AEROMODELLER 10 $ 14.00 25782 50F5 X X X HALIFAX PLAN, JONES HANDLEY PAGE 54 AEROMODELLER 18 $ 25.00 28941 66F7 X X X HALIFAX PLANS 12/66, BODEY HANDLEY PAGE 64 AEROMODELLER 18 $ 25.00 25783 50F5 X X X HANNIBAL PLAN 12/55, NEWTON HANDLEY PAGE 25 MODEL 6 $ 9.00 22863 28A1 X X HERALD AIRCRAFT 2/64, RAY MALMSTROM HANDLEY PAGE 25 CROSSWINDS 6 $ 9.00 25019 44D7 X HEYFORD NEWSLETTER 12/7?, COLDRICK HANDLEY PAGE BY J. MCSTEA ( FSM1-2/00 7 $ 10.00 60188 X X X X HP 42 ALL FOAM SHEET) HANDLEY PAGE 54 BY G. 10 $ 14.00 11454 X X X HP75 MANX RATHBAND HANDLEY PAGE 17 FLYING ACES 3 $ 5.00 21782 18B2 X X X O/400 BOMBER 8/38, STRUCK HANDLEY PAGE 20 U S MODEL 3 $ 5.00 21783 18B2 X X X O/400 BOMBER AIRCRAFT CORP. HANDLEY PAGE 24 FLYING ACES 3 $ 5.00 29706 73F3 X X X SAYERS CLUB LEWARS HANDLEY PAGE 28 MEADOW 3 $ 5.00 28859 66B1 X X X SAYERS MODELS HANDLEY PAGE 21 FLYING T MODEL 3 $ 5.00 30963 85C4 X X X TYPE E CO. HANDLEY PAGE 31 FLYING ACES 4 $ 6.00 24313 38F6 X X X W 8 F CLUB 9/82, STOTT Handley Page W- 30 Srull’s mini- Sep. 1988 4 $ 6.00 00597 X X X 8b: Electric twin HANDLEY-PAGE 11 AEROMODELLER 2 $ 3.00 14777 X X X SAYERS MAY 1993 MONOPLANE Hangar 13: 49.5 1/2A Texaco FF Feb-96 7 $ 10.00 00801 X X spans 49 1/2 inches. HANGOVER 36 BOB HATCHEK, 13 $ 18.00 20134 2D5 X X X 12/40 HANGOVER $2.00 34805 RD229 X HANGWIND 20 AEROMODELLER 3 $ 5.00 23931 35F2 X X PLAN 9/45, EMMIS HANN-ANTIQUE 17” W. C. HANNAN 6 $ 9.00 12144 X X HANN-ANTIQUE 17” W. HANNAN 5 $ 7.00 13707 X X HANNOVERSCHE 27 AERIAL AGE 4 $ 6.00 20230 4B1 X X X HAWA F-10 3/21, DIERFIELD HANRIOT 10 AMERICAN 1 $ 2.00 36123 82E3 X X MODELER 1985 HANRIOT BICHE 24 MODEL 3 $ 5.00 21785 18B3 X X X H 110 AIRPLANE NEWS 7/34, PILZER HANRIOT BICHE 38 LE MODELE 6 $ 9.00 25781 50F5 X X X H 182 REDUIT D'AVION HANRIOT 19 AEROMODELLER 3 $ 5.00 28975 67B4 X X X DUPONT H D 1 PLANS 7/85, DENNIS HANRIOT 30 AIR TRAILS, 10 $ 14.00 25216 46B5 X X X DUPONT H D 1 KOCHMAN HANRIOT H D 1 14 FLYING ACES 3 $ 5.00 30669 83E5 X X X CLUB 5/96, COLDRICK HANRIOT HD-1 54 FLYING MODELS 15 $ 21.00 16294 X X X PLAN NO. CF-341 HANRIOT 36 AMI 12/2006 BY 10 $ 14.00 50555 X X X MONOPLANE PETER RAKE 1913 HANRIOT PAGNY 35 SMILEY'S PLAN 3 $ 5.00 21784 18B2 X X X 1912 (NO WING SERVICE PLAN) HANS GRADE 13 BENNO SABEL, 3 $ 5.00 33272 85C6 X X X MONOPLANE GERMANY 1909 HANSA 35 MODEL FLYER 12 $ 17.00 16756 X X X BRANDENBERG MARCH 2000 C1 HANSA 24 FLUG & MODELE 6 $ 9.00 14773 BRANDENBURG TECHNIK, 4/85 C 1 HANSA 19 SMILEY'S PLAN 6 $ 9.00 33280 85G6 X X X BRANDENBURG SERVICE L 16 HANSA 28 SMILEY'S PLAN 9 $ 13.00 33278 85G5 X X X BRANDENBURG SERVICE W 32 HANSA- 13” 4 $ 6.00 15149 X X X BRANDENBERG D.1 HANSI 30 FLUG & MODELL 2 $ 3.00 30121 77A3 X X TECHNIK 1/61, FUCHS HAPPY DAYS 55 ZAIC 1955-56 14 $ 19.00 23862 35B7 X X YEARBOOK, NOLIN Happy Days: 42 intermediate Apr.
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