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WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT MODEL AIRPLANE 90C4 A 1 SAUCY 48 NEWS 1/69, REEVES $ 7 31245 X RADIO MODELLER, A 10 THUNDERBOLT 68 TREVOR WATERS $ 23 50354 X X X AMERICAN AIRCRAFT 87G6 X A 4 P SKYHAWK 28 MODELER 4/73, $ 8 30827 X X JR AMERICAN 34E3 A 4 SKYHAWK 7 AIRCRAFT, $ 3 23768 X SAN DIEGO 88A7 A 6 MODEL 10 $ 2 31699 X ORBITEERS, MATHER X GOLDEN AIRCRAFT 10E1 A B C ROBIN 16 $ 4 20778 X X CO. X MODEL AIRCRAFT 26B3 A B C ROBIN 54 3/52, SAUNDERS $ 18 22605 X X X AEROMODELLER 43C2 A B C ROBIN 25 $ 8 24853 X X PLAN 9/88, SEPHTON X AEROMODELLER 49C4 A B C ROBIN 37 $ 12 25593 X X PLAN 7/46, RIDING X MODEL AIRPLANE 26A1 A B C ROBIN 36 NEWS 2/56, HUNT $ 8 32714 X X X AIR WARS 28, 1992, 77F6 A B C ROBIN 14 $ 3 33166 X X OSBORNE X MODEL AIRPLANE 43G5 A BOMB 38 NEWS 6/55, JONES $ 8 24937 X X C BARRON 1941 39F3 X A BOX* 54 $ 19 24428 X X C BARRON 1941 39G3 X A BOX* 54 $ 10 24446 X X C BARRON 1941 69G6 X A BOX* 24 $ 3 29281 X X FLYING MODELS 87G3 A BURNER 22 12/62, KIRN $ 4 30817 X X UNKNOWN 56E7 A D SCOUT 20 $ 5 26561 X X X J P PLANS 56G6 A D SCOUT 20 $ 4 26591 X X X X HUNTON 1972 11F6 A E G G-IV 34 $ 13 20944 X X X A E S L AIRTRAINER AIR ENTHUSIAST 1/73, 13 $ 4 33599 X X C T / 4 HOWARD 71A3 X MODEL AIRPLANE 60F3 A G 1 DUSTER 54 NEWS 8/66, ALDRICH $ 15 28209 X X AMERICAN AIRCRAFT 82E3 A J FIREBALL 37 MODELER 12/71, LUND $ 13 31948 X X WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT A J FIREBALL AMERICAN JUNIOR 27G5 37 $ 8 22851 X X BIPLANE AIRCRAFT CO. A J FIREBALL FIRST AMERICAN JUNIOR 62A5 37 $ 8 28400 X X KIT VERSION AIRCRAFT CO. (ALSO AMERICAN JUNIOR 40F2 A J INTERCEPTOR 16 AIRCRAFT CO. $ 3 32787 X FLYING MODELS 1/60, 54E6 A JEWEL 15 GROGAN $ 4 26260 X X AIRBORNE MAGAZINE 62F5 A K 42 42 1988, KING $ 13 33024 X X George A LITTLE BIT PERRYM $ - 51019 X RAUNCHY PEE WEE AN A M A 2.5 $ - 34218 801 X ACADEMY OF MODEL 69D3 A M A GLIDER 18 AERONAUTICS $ 3 29236 X X A M A RECORD ZAIC 1953 TEARBOOK, 63B7 18 $ 8 28530 X HOLDER HEWITT X MODEL AIRPLANE 75C7 A M A ZER 36 $ 8 29912 X NEWS 5/53, X AEROMODELLER 55D3 A M AIRCOACH 18 $ 3 32917 X X PLANS 9/52, DUBERY X A M CABIN AEROMODELLER 36D1 24 $ 5 24028 X DURATION PLAN 8/41, DEAN X A M CABIN AEROMODELLER 55D1 20 $ 4 26357 X DURATION PLAN 12/52, DEAN X RUSSEL, 1E4 X A M CYCLONIC 75 AEROMODELLER $ 19 20082 X X AEROMODELLER 64B5 A M I 54 PLANS 12/76, $ 4 33031 X AMERICAN MODELER 72F2 A M JUNIOR 16 $ 3 29617 X 11/66, THOMAS X FLYING ACES CLUB 80C1 A M L A 1928 R O G 12 $ 3 30526 X X A N E C MISSEL AEROMODELLER 51B4 42 $ 13 32878 X X X THRUSH PLANS 12/50, RIDING AIR TRAILS 1954 89B1 A PAY 56 ANNUAL EHLING $ 15 31442 X X AEROMODELLER 64C2 A RAT 26 PLANS 6/70, $ 4 28643 X X FLUG & MODELL A S K 13 113 TECHNIK 5/88 $ 15 50210 X X FLUG & MODELL 37D7 A S K 18 64 TECHNIK $ 10 24161 X X WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT CLIFF 58C3 A S K 18 152 CHARLESWORTH $ 31 26781 X X CLIFF A S K 18 156 CHARLLESWORTH $ 58 50158 X X ASTRO FLIGHT INC. 41G7 A S W 17 132 $ 21 24699 X X MODEL AIRPLANE 65B4 A T 20 NEWS 2/45, EHLING $ 14 28756 X X MODEL AIRPLANE A T 6 TEXAN 30 NEWS 12/04 $ 8 50235 X X MODEL AIRPLANE A T 6 TEXAN 44 NEWS, URAVITCH $ 17 50305 X X X AIR TRAILS ? A T INTERCEPTOR 29 $ 8 33803 X X 81C5 A T SPORSTER $ - 34588 RD12 X aileron trainer by Clough A Train: 47.75 for .09 power spans 47- Dec-96 $ 14 823 X X MODEL AIRPLANE 88G4 A TWO (DELTA TOO) 36 NEWS 1/66, LEFTWICH $ 14 31867 X X AEROMODELLER 88C4 A V 10 40 PLAN 6/47, BORGE $ 13 31728 X LE MODELE REDUIT 12D2 A V 6 36 $ 3 32653 X D'AVION X MODEL AVIATION 87G4 A YEN TO FLY 8 $ 3 30821 X 5/77, HANNAN X BY D.A. RUSSELL X A.M. CYCLONIC 75 (1937) $ 19 10006 X X BY JOE FERGUSSON 75G7 A.M.F. CHEVVERON 60 $ 15 35847 X X X R. C. Sc. A. AUG/SEPT A.M.F.CHEVVRON 60 1996 $ 15 16900 X X HOBBY HELPERS A/2 VIKING NORDIC 69” PLAN, 2002.14.01 $ 7 12660 X X MODEL WORLD PLAN A-10 THUNDERBOLT 59” $ 13 13798 X X X A-10 THUNDERBOLT BY J KIDD 55 MAN $ 14 60241 X X II BY G. FULLER A-20 HAVOC 80" 11/08 $ 30 1022 X A-27 $ - 34577 RD1 X DION, MODEL 1A3 X A-27 BATTLE PLANE 78 BUILDERS' PLAN $ 19 20009 X X WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT QUIET & ELECTRIC A7 CORSAIR 26 FLIGHT INT. NOV 2002 $ 15 16765 X X X CL Carrier model spans A-7E Corsair II 34 34 inches for .15 engine Aug-94 $ 14 767 X X X Competition plane for A-B Shrike: 60 AMA Classes A, B for Dec. 1989 $ 14 637 X X AEROMODELLER AB-1 & SOLE PLATE 17 PLAN, JAN 1985 $ 4 14306 X X Gil Morris’ Nats winner. A-B-C Toothpicks: 35-1/2 Lightweight structure, for Jul-81 $ 14 339 X X AEROMODELLER 4/63 ABLE GULL 23/18 BY G. WILLIAMS $ 8 10407 X X ABLE GULL TEAM G. WILLAIMS, 1958 22” $ 8 13974 X X RACER MODEL AIRPLANE 75E2 ABLE MABLE 24 NEWS 12/50, CLARK $ 5 29929 X X A-BOX $ - 34578 RD2 X ABRAMS BRYAN COLE PLANS 27 $ 8 33601 X X EXPLORER 8/90 72A6 X AEROMODELLER 64D5 ABSTRACT ANT 12 $ 3 28669 X X PLANS 2/67, HANNAN X FLYING MODELS 88G5 ACCELERATOR 50 12/69, ROGERS $ 13 31870 X X DICK EVERETT 34A5 ACCIPITER VI 60 $ 15 23692 X X KEIL KRAFT KITS 68B6 ACE 30 $ 10 29101 X X ACE 64 $ - 33982 329 X MODEL AIRCRAFT 77F2 ACE OF CLUBS 40 $ 9 30195 X X R A TWONEY ACE OF DIAMONDS 26 $ 7 33815 X X 82E5 X ACE TEAM RACER AEROMODELLER 64B5 31 $ 8 28634 X X X TRAINER STUNT PLANS 5/84, AEROMODELLER 34B1 ACHILLES 46 PLAN 3/54, FRESL $ 13 23700 X X KEIL KRAFT KITS 61G7 ACHILLES 24 $ 5 28387 X X X KEIL KRAFT KITS 82E2 ACHILLES 15 $ 3 31944 X X ACME $ - 34000 365 X WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT FLUG & MODELL 77C5 ACRO BAT 34 TECHNIK, DeBOLT $ 7 30165 X X MODEL AIRPLANE ACROBAT 53 $ 15 16655 X X NEWS PLAN X MODEL AIRPLANE 71E7 ACROBAT 54 NEWS 5/53, BROWN $ 17 33091 X X BY JIM MESSER ACROBAT 64/57 $ 32 50948 X X MODEL AIRCRAFT 33A6 ACROBATOR 32 5/58, CHUIN $ 8 23555 X X MODEL AIRCRAFT, ACROBATOR 32 $ 8 33774 X X HOH FANG CHIUN 85F5 AVIATION MODELLER ACROBIT 33 INTERNATIONAL, $ 7 16281 X X AIRTRONICS KIT X ACRO-STAR 50/50 $ 22 35719 X X AD ASTRA $ - 34579 RD3 X L. E. MARLOW 11G5 X AD ASTRA 72 $ 22 35479 X X G S PRODUCTS 93D4 AD SKYRAIDER 38 CORP. $ 9 32548 X X X AIR TRAILS PLAN AD-2 SKYRAIDER 44 $ 14 14782 X X X BY CAL SMITH AD-2 SKYRAIDER 38" $ 14 60235 X ADAN SHIELDS 40E6 ADAM'S ANSWER 40 $ 7 24546 X X FLYING MODELS 8/61, 44B3 ADJUSTOR 26 McGOVERN $ 3 24970 X 0 32A6 ADVANCED R O G 21 $ 4 23422 X X X AEROMODELLER 89B6 AEOLUS MK III 48 $ 12 31455 X PLAN, WARRING X BY JOHN FINDRA JR 8A2 X AERBO 42 (1939) $ 15 10008 X X AERBO $ - 34580 RD4 X CAMPBELLS CUSTOM X AERBO* 30 KITS $ 15 35346 X X CAMPBELLS CUSTOM 92D1 X AERBO* 42 KITS $ 15 35365 X X AERIAL TARGET BY DAVID 44.5 $ 7 11356 X X X 1917 BODDINGTON WING REDUCED NAME OF PLAN SPAN DETAILS SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS RUBBER ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT AERIAL TARGET BY DAVID 31 $ 7 36239 X X X X 1917 BODDINGTON AIR WORLD 2/48, 74D3 AERIAL YO YO 6 $ 3 29821 X X LIGHT X AERMACCHI 13B7 29 $ 4 21136 X X AERFER AM 3 X AERMACCHI 80A6 42 $ 8 35158 X X X LOCKHEED A L 60 B AERMACCHI VIC SMEED 46B2 35 $ 8 25210 X X X LOCKHEED SANTA AERMACCHI 35 $ 4 33682 X X X LOCKHEED SANTA 76G5 AERMACCHI M.
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    ■ THE AYIATIOI HISTOEICAL 30CIETT OF AUSTEALIA JOURML YOL. II Io.;:5 MAY 1961 HOUTHLY lOTES In TAA*s fourtii i*atal accident since inception of the airline in 1946^ DOUGLAS DG-4 YH-TAA. "latkin Tench" crashed near Brisbane on 24*5.61 (see page 4U), It ms the flagship of lAA's cargo fleet, having been con­ verted to CAEGOMASIEE configuration in their "rorkshops some years ago 'sshen sufficient YISGOUHTS were in service. The aircraft which was on a Belbpufneii Sydney-Brisbane cargo flight arrived at Brisbane in the early hours of the morning and crashed in mangrove swamps. The niud and undergrowth has hampered recovery of instruments and engines which will be required for the Air Accident enquiry. TilA’s BRISTOL FEEIGHIEE Mk»31M's have arrived in Australia, The first landed at Bahkstosm on 19,5,61 and the second on 26,5,61, Both aircraft have full camouflage with Pakistan Air Force markings painted over, tor the ferry flight, the first carried registration AP-AME and it is ex PAF S4427, Gontrary to the report in the last issue (page 11,25), it will become YH-TBA, The second FEEIGHIEE which is ex PAF S4432 is YH-TBB and this registration has been painted over the oamouflage so that crew training can commence as early as possible while the first aircraft is being overhauled by Bristol Aviation Services, lAA have also bought two additional FEEIGHTEES (PAF' serial nos * S4434 and 443?) to 'sdiich registrations YH-TBC and TBD have been allotted. However, these two may not be activated but may be caahabilise,%;ih“''due course to maintain the first two aircraft.
  • Sun 'N Fun '78

    Sun 'N Fun '78

    SUN 'N FUN '78 •:'X:i:. '•; IH I \,,-.(,::-:- • ••»**' sr «?*!' «--.«j *!*N*te-. ' fiiw. 4^; ••*» " ~ ,r t = ^ ^ -..-.,. .,, : 'A:. « f»: *s«7 •' , ' - t • - ^ ...v~ (Photo by Bill Ehlen) Sun 'N Fun exhibit area and campground. Show plane parking is just to the left of this view. The Piper plant is at the top left. By Jack Cox (Photos By The Author Unless Otherwise Credited) o',F THE FLY-INS I cover during the course of each day . from a Milwaukee that had not seen a day above year, Sun 'N Fun is different in one respect. When I freezing for almost a month. During the day we would get back to the office in Wisconsin, the first thing the rest meet Floridians at the airport complaining about the of the staff want is a weather report . and then they "cold." That evening we would go back to the motel, ask about the airplanes. switch on the TV, watch scenes of wintery devastation as Visit Wisconsin in January sometime and you'll under- the worst blizzard in anyone's memory plastered home stand why! country . and thank our lucky stars we were here in- Well, everything is relative, as they say. The first three stead of there!! It was easy to spot the Yankees on the days at Lakeland were sunny and pleasant, the tempera- field the next day . we were the ones with the wide ture in the low 80s on Wednesday. That night, however, smiles. a cold front roared through, dropping the daytime highs End of weather report. into the 50s for the rest of the week.
  • Av Roe & Co Limited

    Av Roe & Co Limited

    AV ROE & CO LIMITED PRODUCTION 5116 Avro 581 Avian Regd G-EBOV [CofR 1286] 7.7.26 to AV Roe & Co Ltd; built for 1926 Lympne Trials, fitted with 70 hp AS Genet. CofA 1032 issued 8.9.26. Modified to Avro 581A with 85 hp Cirrus II and regd [CofR 1361] 7.4.27 to Herbert JL [Bert] Hinkler, Hamble. Flown Croydon-Latvia 27.8.27. Modified to Avro 581E for Australian flight. Hinkler departed Croydon 7.2.28; arr Darwin 22.2.28; to Bundaberg, Qld 27.2.28. CofA lapsed 30.1.29 and acft remained stored Bundaberg. Regn cld as sold 14.1.30. Donated by Hinkler to Queensland Museum, Brisbane. R3/AV/100 Avro 594 Avian Regd G-EBQN [CofR 1353] 4.27 to AV Roe & Co Ltd. CofA 1102 issued 12.4.27; dd 4.27. Regd [CofR 1377] 4.5.27 to RAE Aero Club, Farnborough. CofA lapsed 4.6.37. Regn cld as sold 4.1.40. Impressed as 2081M 4.1.40 at RAF Eastchurch. R3/AV/117 Avro 594 Avian Regd G-EBQL [CofR 1351] 4.27 to AV Roe & Co Ltd. CofA 1101 issued 12.4.27; loaned to Lancashire Aeroplane Club, Woodford. Dd 2.9.27 and regd [CofR 1487] 20.9.27 to Mrs Sophie C Elliott-Lynn, Stag Lane [became Lady Mary Heath 11.10.27]. Returned to Avros 10.27 and refurbished. Dd 10.27 and regd [CofR 1528] 25.11.27 to Light Planes [Lancashire] Ltd, t/a Lancashire Aeroplane Club, Woodford [replacement for DH.60 G-EBLV].