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Model Airplane News June 1936 ri?i*Λ·λκ* ? : ?>4 Digital Edition Magazines. This issue magazine after the initial original scanning, has been digitally processing for better results and lower capacity Pdf file from me. The plans and the articles that exist within, you can find published at full dimensions to build a model at the following websites. All Plans and Articles can be found here: Hlsat Blog Free Plans and Articles. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/member.php?u=107085 AeroFred Gallery Free Plans. http://aerofred.com/index.php Hip Pocket Aeronautics Gallery Free Plans. http://www.hippocketaeronautics.com/hpa_plans/index.php Diligence Work by Hlsat. !!Sensational Price Reduction!! Hawk’s famous ^4 inch solid scale kits are now individually priced to meet everyone’s purse. The ever increasing demand for HAWK kits by both dealers and individuals has so increased production that price reductions are in order. CONSOLIDATED P 30 NIEUPORT 28 FOKKER D 7 Hie Most (ompleie Solid Wood Scale Kits on tli«» xHnrket Each Hawk Kit contains all wood parts, as fuselage, wings, stabilizer, and rudder, CUT TO OUTLINE SHAPE. Die cast machine guns, propellers and wheels are furnished in each kit. Kits requiring radial motors have die cast motors included. All sets have formed metal seats, good paint, glue, insignia and real scale plans. PROOF of this can be seen in these pictures. W p offer you the following .scale model kits (X on-flying) Each Kit Individually Priced 40 Cents Each VOUGIIT V-65 DOUGLAS 0-38 BRISTOL FIGHTER F.2.B. VOUGHT V. 65 B/J. OJ.2 SEAPLANE DE HAV1LAN1) 4 AUTOGIRO F.E. 2.B. (1915) LOCKHEED VEGA :I5 Cents Each BOEING P-26 A BOEING P-12-F BOEING FAB.4. St PERMARINE CONSOLIDATED P-30 B/J. P-16 30 Cents Eaeh HOLING F ill- I ( re-designed) HAWKER SINGLE-SEATER NIEUPORT 28 HAWKER FURY ANSALDO 5.V.A. FOKKER TRIPLANE NIEUPORT 17 SOP WITH PUP Cl RTISS SWIFT HAWK P-6-E DE llAVILANI) 5 FOKKER D-7 PFALZ D-12 MONOCOl PE HAWK P-5 ALBATROSS SHIPBOARD FIGHTER 25 Cents Eaeli W'ESTLAND WAGTAIL CURTISS RACER NAVY RACER HAI.BERSTADT S.E.5 FOKKER l)-8 RF. I I Λ VIL A .M l 4 PFALZ D-3 SPAD 13 SOPWITH CAMEL HOWARD MIKE Add 15% for postage on total order. No order for less than 50 cents accepted. Send remittance with NOTE ■ MONEY ORDER only. Handle the Hawk Line for substantial DEALERS: sales. H a w k Model Aeroplane Co. 401» Irving Park Hlvd.. »ep<. R2, HAWKKK SINGLF-SEATEH FIGHTER f'hiea^o. Illinois. % MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS χ ^ WINNER— itm aybe YOU/ What a Chance This BOYS’ LIFE Airmarks of Aviation Contest Offers YOU! • You can be one of the three lucky boys who thrilling aviation adventure written by Captain icill win a dandy h er Johnson Bicycle of Prog­ Burr Lcyson. Contest closes July 6th, 1936. All ress through the BOYS9 LIFE Airmarks of Avi­ entries must be received on or before that date. ation Contest. You'll enjoy entering this con­ Age limit 18 years and under. test on your favorite hobby. Leo Fryer of 1617 South Kedzie Are., Chicago, FIRST PRIZE is an Iver Johnson Super Mobike Illinois, winner of the February issue Airmarks with all accessories, including oversize tires. of A viation Contest■, wrote: “Let me caution you to warn your prize winners hereafter before SECOND PRIZE is an Iver Johnson De Luxe sending them the prize. For if I had a weak Mobicycle with accessories and oversize, tires. heart you would have a law suit on your hands. THIRD PRIZE is an Iver Johnson Drop Bar When 1 opened the box I felt suddenly faint. Roadster with accessories and oversize tires. And who wouldn't with such a gift!" HOW TO ENTER — Airmarks of Aviation Entry application, complete contest announce­ Contest appears as a feature in the June issue ment, aviation story, and full details all appear of BOYS’ LIFE, that popular magazine for all in the June issue. hoys, on sale beginning May 20th at all netvs- All you do is procure a copy of the June issue dealers— 10 cents a copy. of BOYS’ LIFE from your nearest newsdealer, Three simple things to do! And as a part of the or send 10c in stamps to BOYS’ LiFE, 2 Park contest you read an exciting and true story of a Avenue, Newr York. DON’T MISS THIS BIG BIKE WINNING OPPORTUNITY . TEST YOUR WITS ON YOUR FAVORITE SUBJECT IN THE JUNE ISSUE OF BOYS’ LIFE ON SALE BEGINNING MAY 20th 7th YEAR OF PUBLICATION In Our Next Issue VOL. XIV NO. 5 Manley Mills presents an extremely interesting and enlightening feature in The Development of the Edited by Charles II amps on Grant Light Plane. This may help you to build yours. Building a Flying Fairey F antom c, by A lan I). CONTENTS Booton and Ralph Pick­ ard. will describe how you can create thoroughly tested flying scale model of a famous British JUNE, 1936 F ig h ter. Philip Zecehitella takes you behind the scenes and tells you the high­ A Forgotten Pioneer lights of the "model" life of Vernon Boehle, in The By Lt. Η. B. Miller.............................. 6 Model Builders' Hall of Fam e. A World Record Fuselage Model Those who like to build By John Foster........................................ 8 and fly simple experimen­ tal models will enjoy A Test Model for Beginner Navi-Goid or Expert, by Raleigh T. By E. Scmler............................................. 9 D aniel. Julius Unrath presents Build and Fly the China Clipper plans for a fine small gas By Jesse Davidson.............................................. job. It 10is well designed. Frontiers of Aviation "Gas Lines” and A ir Ways will bring you in­ By Robert C. Morrison............................................................ 12 timate news and informa­ tion from model builders Building the Flying Scale Dewoitine D-535 throughout the world. By William W inter.................................................................. 14 Proportioning Your Model Plune for Stability—Part Proportioning Your Model for Stability—No. 2 No. 3 will give complete outline» for model de­ By Charles Hampson Grant...................................... ............ 19 sign. Mr. Chas. Grant is the author. “Gas Lines”................................................................................... 20 Other features will be presented that you will “PROPS” for Your Gas Job wish to see and read; By Joseph Kovel...................................................... such22 as Frontiers of Av:- ntion. Plana of the Curtiss Shrike and a fine contest model for balmy summer Air Ways—Here and There........................................................ 26 days. Published Monthly by JAY PUBLISHING CORP., Mount Morris. Illinois Editorial and General Offices, 561 Fifth Avenue, New York City. George C. Johnson. President. tay P. Cleveland, Secretary. Jay P. Cleveland, Advertising Manuger. 551 Fifth Avenue. New York. N. Y. Entered as second-class matter Dec. 6. 1984. at the post office at Mount Morris, 111., under the act of March S, 1879. Additional entry at New York. N. Y. Copyright 1936 by JAY PUBLISHING CORP. Price 20c a copy. Subscription price $1.65 a year in the United States and its possessions: also Cuba, Mexico and Panama. $1.65 in Canada. All other countries $2.50 per year. Contributors are especially advised to be sure to retain copies of their contributions, otherwise they are taking unnecessary risk. Every possible effort will be made in our organization to return unavailable manuscripts, photographs and drawings (if accompanied by postage), but wc will not be responsible for any loss of such matter contributed. MODEL AIRPLANE NEWS 3 . c r u f t K I T n r n POPULHR PRICE! BEN HOWARD’S "MISTER” MULLIGAN 25 Inch Wingspan The Air Race Favorite Movable Controls Here it is! a true-to-life model of the famous plane 50 that won both the Bendix and Thompson Trophies at Bridge Type Landing Gear the Air Races in the same year. A sensational record, POSTPAID —and the model is a winner too. This new Scientific Model of Benny Howard's “Mister Mulligan” is a sen­ or at Guaranteed to Fly sational flyer and what a beauty she is to look at. Your Dealer Here is a kit that is worthy of the Science-Craft name, —the first Junior in the line, and it represents the most popular piane of the year. And the kit is the most complete on the market. Here is what it contains: All ribs, bulkheads, etc., printed on finest grade balsa. Machine cut balsa propeller, finished balsa cowling and crankcase in one. Streamline balsa wheels, all liquids and fresh rubber. Formed wire parts. Full size plans and accurately detailed instructions—in fact every­ thing to build a complete flying model of this world-famous plane. <£ η (B nn <b ®_·_® n° ai S ΤΓ MODEL AIRPLANES CUSTOM CABIN WACO 1936 MONOCOUPE 90-A 60" Wingspan; Length 43J4"; Weight 21 Ounces. 50" Wingspan; Length 32"; Weight 10 Colors: Silver wings; red fuselage and tail surfaces. oz. Colors: White, green and silver. The distinctive sleek line» of this new Cabin Waco are detail for You mu3t build this Science-Craft model to appreciate it. Nothing detail the eame as the real ship. This new model further empha­ like it ever offered. The kit contains everything to build a perfect sizes Scientific's leadership for design, per­ model. The contents of this kit are same as formance and value. those included in the Cabin Waco, with ex­ This kit is complete in every detail, in­ ception of propeller which is 12" long for cluding a finished 15" balsa propeller; fin­ this Model. ished aluminum cowling and crankcase, Go to your SCIENTIFIC, dealer mow, or printed balsa; finished balsa wheels : freeh send right away and gel either or both of rubber; cement; tissue cement; silver and these remarkable kits.
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