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Her Glider 3 View Engine Ot J WING RUBBE REDUCED DETAILS NAME OF PLAN SPAN SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS R ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT J. A. HOWARD 93E2 H 58 GLIDER 78 $ 14 35889 X X TOR HAGLUND 1945, SWEDEN 64D1 H A 50 CYCLONE 43 $ 7 28661 X X X QUIET & ELECTRIC FLIGHT INT. H L 2 44 9/04 $ 15 50272 X X H L BALSA TRAINING BERKELEY KIT PLAN 69E7 14 $ 3 33071 X GLIDER H P 4 STROKE $ - 34310 985 X FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 1941, 32F2 X H S 100 62 SCHELLEHAASE $ 25 23509 X X H S 100 $ - 34822 RD246 X H S 84 HELMUT FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 12/61, 46E7 34 SCHUMACHER $ 7 32842 X KERNESS GRAUPNER KITS 4217 90A6 H S 91 CLOU 94 $ 25 31218 X FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK, 44F7 H S B 21 56 SCHELLEHASSE $ 15 32818 X X KIT PLAN H. O. B. 2X2 72 $ 15 14371 X X HELMUT BAND, GERMANY 36F6 HABICHT 36 $ 4 24070 X HABOB, WIND HUGH AND JOHN HUNTON 41 $ 13 16459 X POWERED UC sport/stunter flies on wind power Haboob: 39 alone, or can be adapted for glow Dec. 1985 $ 9 494 X X engine 049- 15 HADLEY PAGE DELTA MODEL AIRCRAFT 12/61, 55C6 6 McHARD $ 3 26354 X JET (H P 115) HARRY GOULD 1957 40G4 HAIRY C 73 $ 15 24575 X X HALBERSTADT C L 2 GUILLOW WW12 28G3 18 $ 10 22986 X X FIGHTER X HALBERSTADT D 2 MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 6/47, 38C4 20 DANIELSON $ 7 24256 X X FIGHTER X HALBERSTADT D 2 AEROMODELLER PLAN, DENNIS 76E2 13 $ 3 30064 X X FIGHTER X HALBERSTADT D 2 SMILEY'S PLAN SERVICE 86D1 19 $ 8 30868 X X FIGHTER X HALBERSTADT D 2 AMERICAN AIRCRAFT MODELER 41F7 29 1/68, MUSCIANO $ 14 33424 X X X FIGHTER LEE’S HOBBIES PLAN, 1972 HALBERSTADT D II 13” $ 4 15041 X X X WING RUBBE REDUCED DETAILS NAME OF PLAN SPAN SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS R ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT B. DANIELSEN HALBERSTADT D-1 15” $ 4 15042 X X X RADIO MODELER 12/90 BY S. HALBERSTADT DII 36 SALMON $ 8 10397 X X X HALF A FREE FLIGHT AIR TRAILS 3/52, D/ALLISANDRO 56F7 40 $ 8 26573 X X RECORD CAMPBELLS CUSTOM KITS 92D2 X HALF A SPACER 42 $ 8 35359 X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 7/59, 70G6 HALF ALPHA 46 HARPS $ 8 29381 X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 4/55, 45D5 HALF FAST 33 NETZEBAND $ 8 32827 X X AMERICAN AIRCRAFT 84C4 HALF KORDA 26 MODELER, OLDENKAMP $ 7 31348 X X AIR TRAILS 8/47, TYLER 76G2 HALF PINT 29 $ 5 30104 X HALF PINT $ - 34804 RD228 X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 3/51, 39B3 HALF SHOT 30 WILLIAMSON $ 7 35157 X X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 12/51, 45C4 HALF WILD GOOSE 32 SAMUELSON $ 7 25112 X X BY RON ST. JEAN 95F6 HALF-A TENDERFOOT 34 $ 8 36006 X X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS HALF-A TENDERFOOT 58 $ 7 36224 X X MODEL AERO SUPPLIES 63E6 HALFAX TRAINER 32 $ 8 28569 X X John Oldenkamp’s 1/2-size all- Half-Korda 26 balsa Old-Timer. FOR rubber Jan. 1976 $ 5 125 X X X Combat plane has foam wing, FOR Halflite: 30 1/2A Jan. 1988 $ 5 577 X X AIR TRAILS 1940 BY LOUIS X HALF-PINT 25 GARAMI $ 8 10118 X X AIR TRAILS 7/40, GARAMI 8C5 X HALF-PINT 25 $ 7 20541 X X HALL DISTANCE NOT FULL SIZE 1916 30 $ 4 50248 X MODEL X AIRCRAFT PLAN CO. PLAN NO. HALL RACER 22 G-27 $ 5 11035 X X X VERN CLEMENTS PLAN HALL RACER 13” $ 5 15040 X X X MODELCRAFT 22D7 HALL RACER 24 $ 4 22367 X X X WING RUBBE REDUCED DETAILS NAME OF PLAN SPAN SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS R ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT AMERICAN MODELER 7/60, 34B5 HALL RACER 26 KARNER $ 7 23710 X X X TAKEUCHI, JAPANESE 62B7 HALL RACER 13 $ 3 28420 X X X ALLENTOWN MODEL AIRPLANE 73D5 HALL RACER 19 & SUPPLY $ 5 29740 X X X CHARLES HOLLINGER PLAN 92F1 HALL RACER 30 $ 13 32470 X X X HALL RACER ( MAGAZINE PLAN SERVICE 18B3 30 $ 8 21787 X X FORMED BODY X HALL RACER (NO RANGER AIRCRAFT MODELS 18B1 18 $ 15 21780 X X X TEMPS) HALL SPRINGFIELD J ZIER 92B1 23 $ 8 32293 X X RACER X R. BASE 94F3 HAMILCAR I 44 $ 13 36101 FLYING MODELS 9/56, HILL 71G1 HAMMERHEAD 60 $ 12 29449 X X HAND LAUNCHED NO CAL F F SOCIETY, MARKOS 83D2 24 $ 3 30645 X X GLIDER HAND LAUNCHED AMERICAN MODELER 1961 70B4 18 ANNUAL, SMITH $ 4 33076 X GLIDER A/B HANDLEY PAGE AEROMODELLER PLAN 9/69, 45A1 5 HANNAN $ 3 25067 X X X DELTA JET HANDLEY PAGE AEROMODELLER PLAN 4/73, 58D5 15 FERGUSON $ 4 26873 X X GUGNUNC X HANDLEY PAGE AIRBORNE 1/84, JONES 85E6 13 $ 3 31002 X X GUGNUNC X HANDLEY PAGE H P RC SCALE AIRCRAFT 4 - 6/98, 35 RICKETT $ 13 33653 X X X 19 HANLEY 1 74C2 HANDLEY PAGE H P RADIO MODELLER 12/95, 44 GOULDS $ 13 33676 X X X 42 75D3 HANDLEY PAGE AEROMODELLER PLAN 5/43, 42G4 34 TOWNER $ 14 24797 X X HALIFAX X HANDLEY PAGE AEROMODELLER PLAN, JONES 50F5 38 $ 13 25782 X X HALIFAX X HANDLEY PAGE AEROMODELLER PLANS 12/66, 66F7 54 BODEY $ 21 28941 X X X HALIFAX HANDLEY PAGE AEROMODELLER PLAN 12/55, 50F5 64 NEWTON $ 21 25783 X X X HANNIBAL HANDLEY PAGE MODEL AIRCRAFT 2/64, RAY 28A1 25 MALMSTROM $ 8 22863 X HERALD X HANDLEY PAGE CROSSWINDS NEWSLETTER 44D7 X 25 12/7?, COLDRICK $ 8 25019 X HEYFORD WING RUBBE REDUCED DETAILS NAME OF PLAN SPAN SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS R ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT BY J. MCSTEA ( ALL FOAM HANDLEY PAGE HP 42 SHEET) FSM1-2/00 $ 9 60188 X X X HANDLEY PAGE HP75 BY G. RATHBAND 54 $ 13 11454 X X X MANX HANDLEY PAGE O/400 FLYING ACES 8/38, STRUCK 18B2 17 $ 4 21782 X X BOMBER X HANDLEY PAGE O/400 U S MODEL AIRCRAFT CORP. 18B2 20 $ 4 21783 X X BOMBER X HANDLEY PAGE MEADOW MODELS 66B1 28 $ 4 28859 X X SAYERS HANDLEY PAGE FLYING ACES CLUB LEWARS 73F3 24 $ 4 29706 X X SAYERS X HANDLEY PAGE TYPE FLYING T MODEL CO. 85C4 21 $ 4 30963 X X E X FLYING ACES CLUB 9/82, STOTT 38F6 HANDLEY PAGE W 8 F 31 $ 5 24313 X X X Srull’s mini-Electric twin Handley Page W-8b: 30 Sep. 1988 $ 5 597 X X X HANDLEY-PAGE AEROMODELLER MAY 1993 11 $ 3 14777 X X SAYERS MONOPLANE X 1/2A Texaco FF spans 49 1/2 Hangar 13: 49.5 inches. Feb-96 $ 9 801 X X BOB HATCHEK, 12/40 2D5 X HANGOVER 36 $ 17 20134 X X HANGOVER $ - 34805 RD229 X AEROMODELLER PLAN 9/45, 35F2 HANGWIND 20 EMMIS $ 4 23931 X W. C. HANNAN HANN-ANTIQUE 17” $ 8 12144 X X W. HANNAN HANN-ANTIQUE 17” $ 7 13707 X X HANNOVERSCHE AERIAL AGE 3/21, DIERFIELD 4B1 27 $ 5 20230 X X HAWA F-10 X AMERICAN MODELER 1985 82E3 HANRIOT 10 $ 2 36123 X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 7/34, 18B3 HANRIOT BICHE H 110 24 PILZER $ 4 21785 X X X LE MODELE REDUIT D'AVION 50F5 HANRIOT BICHE H 182 38 $ 8 25781 X X X HANRIOT DUPONT H AIR TRAILS, KOCHMAN 46B5 30 $ 13 25216 X X X D 1 HANRIOT DUPONT H AEROMODELLER PLANS 7/85, 67B4 19 DENNIS $ 4 28975 X X D 1 X WING RUBBE REDUCED DETAILS NAME OF PLAN SPAN SOURCE Price AMA POND RC FF CL OT SCALE GAS R ELECTRIC OTHER GLIDER 3 VIEW ENGINE OT FLYING ACES CLUB 5/96, 83E5 HANRIOT H D 1 14 COLDRICK $ 4 30669 X X X FLYING MODELS PLAN NO. CF- HANRIOT HD-1 54 341 $ 19 16294 X X X HANRIOT AMI 12/2006 BY PETER RAKE 36 $ 13 50555 X X X MONOPLANE 1913 HANRIOT PAGNY 1912 SMILEY'S PLAN SERVICE 18B2 35 $ 4 21784 X X (NO WING PLAN) X HANS GRADE BENNO SABEL, GERMANY 85C6 13 $ 4 33272 X X MONOPLANE 1909 X HANSA MODEL FLYER MARCH 2000 35 $ 15 16756 X X BRANDENBERG C1 HANSA FLUG & MODELE TECHNIK, 4/85 24 $ 8 14773 BRANDENBURG C 1 HANSA SMILEY'S PLAN SERVICE 85G6 19 $ 8 33280 X X BRANDENBURG L 16 X HANSA SMILEY'S PLAN SERVICE 85G5 28 $ 12 33278 X X X BRANDENBURG W 32 X HANSA- 13” $ 5 15149 X X BRANDENBERG D.1 X FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 1/61, 77A3 HANSI 30 FUCHS $ 3 30121 X X ZAIC 1955-56 YEARBOOK, NOLIN 35B7 HAPPY DAYS 55 $ 18 23862 X X intermediate trainer/Stunter., for .29- Happy Days: 42 .35 Apr. 1988 $ 14 584 X X M & P MODELS 69G4 HAPPY HARRY 45 $ 12 29278 X X BY PAUL CROWLEY 4/74 HAPPY HOOKER F1A 85.5 $ 12 10958 X X AIR TRAILS 1952 ANNUAL, 43C5 HAPPY MEDIUM 70 SHALLOR $ 14 24861 X X AIR TRAILS 1952 ANNUAL, 62E5 HAPPY MEDIUM 46 SHALLOR $ 8 28465 X X FLUG & MODELL TECHNIK 1971, 41E4 HAPPY STICK 34 LEOPOLD $ 7 24660 X X MODEL AIRCRAFT 11/54, 34A1 HAPPY WANDERER 66 STILLINGS $ 20 23678 X X MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 9/66, 81F1 HARBINGER 80 INGERSOLL $ 8 33244 X BRUCE PUBLISHING CO.
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