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compiled by Lincoln Ross currently, issues 226 (Nov. 2005) thru 270 (March 2013) less 228, 234, and 244, plus partial of a couple of earlier issues I've tried to get all the major articles, all the three views, and all the plans. However, this is a work in progress and I find that sometimes I miss things, or I may be inconsistent about what makes the cut and what doesn’t. I tend to leave out ads, announcements that get too close to ads (usually), contest announcements, and such. Contest reports, canone lists, etc. I include. Starting sometime, I think, in 2010, plans were bound into the newsletter. Before that, they came in an envelope with the newsletter but not attached to it, although in the late '80s there weren't so many and they were bound in the newsletter. Or, at least, that's as much as I know from my own collection of newsletters. issue date first span issue no. of two months model name/article title/etc. author/designer inches type comment 169 May-96 boulton paul defiant Tom Nallen 16 pseudo dime scale 169 May-96 sopwith Pup Florent Baecke 13 peanut scale 169 May-96 Lysander 169 May-96 hanriot hd-1 cover amazing, over the top illustration. Tracers. 183 Sep-98 Blazing Aerial Combat Chuck Woztkiewicz na illustration/design "Flying Aces" has bullet holes in it! 183 Sep-98 need to fill in rest of issue! 219 Sep-04 Anzani Longster John Blair 16 pseudo dime scale shoulder wing, medium AR Deathtrap Squadron Michael J. Heinrich and 219 Sep-04 Udet's Racer Bf109 Rockland F.Russo 16 pseudo dime scale 219 Sep-04 Ansaldo SVA-5 Ted Davis 22 rubber scale 219 Sep-04 Sopwith Bee Backstrom 13 peanut scale gobs of wing area but smallish gap 219 Sep-04 Spartan Executive R. Kruenz na 3 view and article 3 view is small Siemens-Schuckert Type E- 219 Sep-04 1 - na 3 view and article small 219 Sep-04 Bellanca 28-92 Fran Ptaszkiewicz D.S.M. na 3 view and article not much detail on 3 view Buck Rogers and the Mystery of the Prehistoric some anonymous scamp I Buck et al misinterpret archeological remains of 219 Sep-04 Spacecrafts think na cartoon model aircraft, absolutely ridiculous XSE-2 model flies over 226 Nov-05 town Bob Rogers na cover illustration drawing How to Get Photos of the 226 Nov-05 Pane You Want Bob Hourdequin na note and illustration DH_4 Hub and Radiator 226 Nov-05 pics Bob H. na pictures 226 Nov-05 Muncie 2005 Mike Midkiff na article The Golden Age - Argonaut 226 Nov-05 Pirate Fran Ptaszkiewicz na article 226 Nov-05 Vought XFT-1 anonymous na three view with color info 226 Nov-05 Argonaut "Pirate" anonymous na three view Nov. 1935 Pop. Sci. Monthly, H-20 version three view and 226 Nov-05 Argonaut "Pirate" anonymous na description H-24 version Mr. Henn favors off center twins with two 226 Nov-05 Multis --- Which Fly Best? Bill Henn na article nacelles and a fuselage 226 Nov-05 The Formula for Flight anonymous na note silliness, flying Hawaiins, and Falling Rock 226 Nov-05 My Tissue Techniques Bob Clemens na article On the Up and Up - Jimmy 226 Nov-05 Haizlip Jesse Harrison Mason na illustration and notes Instructions to a Young Anonymous aka Amanda B. article/story, or, a pile 226 Nov-05 Modeler Redondwith na of whoppers A Vacation without Model a trip to Italy, but not quite without model 226 Nov-05 Airplanes anonymous na story airplanes, as it turns out Series: Weight Saving 226 Nov-05 Techniques Mike Isserman na article light ribs They Had What it Takes - XII - "Dick" Merrill - Atlantic 226 Nov-05 Round Tripper Alden McWilliams na illustrations and notes Northrop N-3PB Torpedo 226 Nov-05 Carrier anonymous na three view has floats. Does it drop the torpedos too? ;-) 226 Nov-05 226 Nov-05 Castaibert Ivan Carlos Ruchesi 13 peanut scale plan 226 Nov-05 Boeing F4B-4 Modelcraft 18 rubber scale plan 226 Nov-05 Kawasaki Type 92 Nate Sturman 16 rubber scale plan maybe Pseudo dime if drawing rearranged? pseudo dime scale 226 Nov-05 DeHavilland DH-6 John Blair 16 plan could be rubber with motor stick?? Maybe even 226 Nov-05 Argonaut "Pirate A.C. Anson 15 electric power scale pseudo dime? drawing of Albatros which has just shot down a 227 Jan-06 Albatros Tom Butler na cover illustration British (or French?) fighter 227 Jan-06 A "Hump" Poem Eugene B. Marcoe na poem flying the Hump in a C-46 227 Jan-06 DeHavilland DH-6 GHO na three view from WW1 Aero, with permission The Old Flying Aces 227 Jan-06 Magazine Jim Hyaka Major, FAC na article from an FAC News "many years ago" instructions for solid model. Dimensions are for 227 Jan-06 Hanriot-Biche Pursuit F.P. Celauro na three view the model, not the full scale. The Golden Age - Pasped 227 Jan-06 Skylark Fran Ptaskiewicz na article one of a kind airplane 227 Jan-06 Pasped Skylark Paul Plecan na three view drawn in 1936, from old Flying Aces magazine Pres Bruning turns out to have beaten Dave Mitchell to the Breguet 693 punch. Mr. Before Pres Bruning - Ars Bruning's infamous design, at least at the Longa, Vita Longa, Memoria moment, can be found at Hip Pocket 227 Jan-06 Brevis Dave Mitchell na story Aeronautics Undercamber Revisited - Not too many scale designs have it, except Mumbo Jumbo #123 from Glue Guru (is his real name earlier aircraft. Suggests Lincoln Beachey 227 Jan-06 the Glue Guru Leon Bennett?) na article monoplane. 227 Jan-06 Lincoln Beachey Monoplane Flight magazine na three view accompanies Mumbo Jumbo #123 Amelia Earhart's Kinner 227 Jan-06 "Crackerbox" Airster Joe Fergusson na three view Amelia Earhart's Kinner 227 Jan-06 "Crackerbox" Airster Al Backstrom 20 rubber scale plan 227 Jan-06 DeHavilland DH-6 John Blair rubber scale plan with the NACA wing, which is pretty much pseudo dime scale rectangular except for the notch in the trailing 227 Jan-06 Fairchild 22 John Blair 16 plan edge near the pilot 228 Is missing Mass Launch - The Zack 229 May-06 Mosely Memorial Bob Rogers and Dave Stott na cover illustration drawings of a bunch of Smilin' Jack fiction flyers Nominees for the FAC Hall 229 May-06 of Fame - Class of 2006 anonymous na list, with blurbs 229 May-06 Fiction Flyer Rules anonymous na rules rules for the fiction flyer event reminiscence, Waco Aristocrat and meeting the 229 May-06 Air Mail Ollie Benton na letter former test pilot Painless, Productive 229 May-06 Trimming Mike Midkiff na article from George White's newsletter "Thermalier" 229 May-06 Air Mail - Motor Pegs Steve Greibling na letter/article aluminum motor peg that stays put Eliminate All Warps(?) - Mumbo Jumbo #125 from Glue Guru (is his real name some warps are your friend, and when they're 229 May-06 the Glue Guru Leon Bennett?) na article not, you can use trim tabs Secrets of Free Flight - Part 229 May-06 Two anonymous na article decalage, c.g., downthrust, fuselage structure Choosing a Motor Size for a 229 May-06 New Model Rich Weber na article Colonel Phil Cochran … A 229 May-06 Final Salute William Ericsson na article from Erie magazine, history The Golden Age - Bell XFM- 229 May-06 1 Airacuda Fran Ptaszkiewicz na article 229 May-06 Bell Airacuda Ace Whitman Company na three view solid model instructions, lots fo detail the Mr. Lang demonstrates to an adult that his folding wing catapult glider "really flies". A bit 229 May-06 Out of Sight Don Lang na story too well. Mr. Baker compares flying free flight to boot 229 May-06 This is It Bill Baker na note camp. From the "Okie Flyer" 229 May-06 229 May-06 229 May-06 Fokker B.III Ted Davis 22.4 rubber scale plan 229 May-06 Gordou-Leseurre C-1 unkown 18 rubber scale plan parasol wing, not in English, metric wood sizes 229 May-06 Rare Bear Pres Bruning 13 peanut scale plan 229 May-06 Saguaro Speedster might be Dave Smith 21.5 embryo plan 230 Jul-06 Wildcat Bojanowski na cover illustration drawing of wildcat in a dive 230 Jul-06 FAC Nats results anonymous na results throughout issue, some with the plans details, ignoring the rules, not ignoring the rules, suggested procedure for feedback to GHQ (I'm having a hard time summarizing this 230 Jul-06 Flightline - Rules Changes Tom Arnold na article clearly) 230 Jul-06 Gunning for the Red Baron Leon Bennett na book blurb Winning Odds - Mumbo Jumbo #126 from the Glue Glue Guru (is his real name 230 Jul-06 Guru Leon Bennett?) na article Mr. Ross (no relation) uses stretched rubber 230 Jul-06 landing gear struts Clark Ross na article band to simulate rear landing gear strut Dick Korda advises Mr. Griebling on tuning the engine on his free flight model, which promptly 230 Jul-06 My First OOS Flight Steve Greibling na story flies away in a thermal, but is found later. see correction to p/d chart in May/June 2009 FACN (#247) subtract 3 degrees from all angles on vertical axis, I.e. 38 becomes 35, 34 230 Jul-06 Bottle Props Paul McIlrath na article becomes 31, etc. Diseno Y. Dibujo - Mario A. pseudo dime scale low wing open cockpit, two place, fairly high 230 Jul-06 Ae.C.2 -Ae.M.E.
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    Celebrating the Centennial of Naval Aviation in 1/72 Scale 2010 USN/USMC/USCG 1/72 Aircraft Kit Survey J. Michael McMurtrey IPMS-USA 1746 Carrollton, TX [email protected] As 2011 marks the centennial of U.S. naval aviation, aircraft modelers might be interested in this list of US naval aircraft — including those of the Marines and Coast Guard, as well as captured enemy aircraft tested by the US Navy — which are available as 1/72 scale kits. Why 1/72? There are far more kits of naval aircraft available in this scale than any other. Plus, it’s my favorite, in spite of advancing age and weakening eyes. This is an updated version of an article I prepared for the 75th Anniversary of US naval aviation and which was published in a 1986 issue of the old IPMS-USA Update. It’s amazing to compare the two and realize what developments have occurred, both in naval aeronautical technology and the scale modeling hobby, but especially the latter. My 1986 list included 168 specific aircraft types available in kit form from thirty- three manufacturers — some injected, some vacuum-formed — and only three conversion kits and no resin kits. Many of these names (Classic Plane, Contrails, Eagle’s Talon, Esci, Ertl, Formaplane, Frog, Griffin, Hawk, Matchbox, Monogram, Rareplane, Veeday, Victor 66) are no longer with us or have been absorbed by others. This update lists 345 aircraft types (including the original 168) from 192 different companies (including the original 33), many of which, especially the producers of resin kits, were not in existence in 1986, and some of which were unknown to me at the time.