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Plan sheet from a 1932 free-flight flying scale model kit (Comet Model Co.). 13" span biplane on floats. Sablatnig SF-4. A 1/20th scale, rubber-powered replica of the WW-I German tri-wing floatplane. Full-size plan included. Bytes for building. An introduction to the use of computers for aeromodelling. Part 1. Bytes for building. An introduction to the use of computers for aeromodelling. Part 2. Fairey N10 Schneider racer. Free-flight ROW rubber-powered model version of a lesser-known 1919 floatplane entry in the Schneider Trophy race. Reduced-scale plan included. Flying punt. An unorthodox rise-off-water canard-style free-flight model aircraft for 0.5 to 0.8cc power. Features a swept-back main wing and a fuselage shaped like a flat-bottom boat. Full-size plan included. How to make a paper helicopter. Tips on getting started in building model planes. Includes hints on what to look for in a beginner's model, some basic building hints, and a few tips on flying your finished model. Model Mobile. How to suspend model planes and rockets from a mobile for an action display. Tip on adding details to the cockpit of a model plane. Make your balsa gliders and rubber-band driven model airplanes fly right. Some tips. Build the Sky Scout, a balsa glider that flies like an eagle. Try a vacuum-formed aircraft kit. Finishing a simple vacuum-formed kit in five easy steps. Looks at cutting out parts, sanding down edges, assembly, small parts, and finishing. Tip on making hinged plastic aircraft doors and hatches. Hollowing out plastic kit parts for realism. How to drill out gun barrels, exhaust ports, etc. How to rig biplanes. Techniques to improve struts and wires in any scale model biplane Producing a stressed metal skin appearance (rippled effect) on plastic model aircraft. Tip on modeling jet intake covers (foreign object damage protectors). Scratchbuilding techniques for World War I aircraft. Fashioning plastic, wood and metal parts for 1/72 scale box kites. Fabricating wings, struts, rigging, etc. Building the Blackhawk's jet (a classic comic-book fighter from the early 1960's) in 1/72 scale. An adaptation of the Esci F-104 plastic model kit. Tip on determining how much weight to place inside a plastic model aircraft to make it sit properly. Learn about two-cycle gasoline engines by tearing down and rebuilding model airplane engines. Toward more rewarding vac-form aircraft modeling. An in-depth article on assembling vac-form plastic kits, overcoming hurdles and pitfalls encountered, making modifications, etc. Basic vacuform building procedures. 20 tips. Tips on making air intakes and exhaust pipes for plastic model aircraft. Tip on strengthening a vacuform fuselage in the wing attachment area. Scratchbuilding simple but interesting conversions. Part 1. Importance of knowing the camera's location when studying details found in photos of aircraft. Scratchbuilding simple but interesting conversions. Part 3. Radarpods and aerials. Tips on improving position lights, cockpit lights, radar screens, ... etc. Scratchbuilding simple but interesting conversions. Part 4. Engine exhausts, props, and camera ports. Scratchbuilding simple but interesting conversions. Part 5. Arrestor hooks and fin-fillet construction. Tip on where to conceal extra nose weight in plastic tricycle-gear models. Hawker Hunter features ducted fan. World War I Fokker D-VII control line model. Control line model of Louis Bleriot's 1909 Channel-flying airplane. Scale: 1"=1 foot. Uses any .14 to .23 cubic inch displacement engine. Flying Fleas. Tiny model airplanes about 4" long fly using small homemade rocket engine. Control line model of Sopwith Camel. Uses a .15 to .29 cubic inch displacement engine. Balsa and fabric construction. Expert tips for beginning modelers. How to build a balsa airplane. Scale tips for the common modeler. How to create a more realistic-looking model airplane. SPECIAL ISSUE is aimed at young modelers and/or novices of any age. R/C aircraft crash saver. An accurate battery status indicator for on-board radio-control gear ensures availability of sufficient power for takeoff and landing of costly model airplanes. Uses LEDs to show if Ni-Cd battery has 4.8-, 4.6-, 4.4-, or 4.2-volts available. Tips on using radio controlled model airplanes to take aerial photographs. Annular wing flying barrel model. Free flight parasol plane looks like a flying dinner plate. Rubberband-launched glider mimics action of variable swept back wing TFX. Radio-controlled plane uses a carbon dioxide powered engine. What it takes to build and fly a radio-controlled model helicopter. Getting started in radio control modeling with a sailplane or sailboat. Designs for three control-line "fighter" planes powered by small gas engines. Build model planes fast with styrofoam. Circuit for a simple crystal receiver to monitor AM frequency 72.670 MHz to see if it is in use before flying a radio-controlled model airplane. Getting started in radio control. Beginners' radio controled aircraft modeling. Diablo, a control line delta using a .19, .29, or .35 engine. Build the radio-controlled "Skyrocket", holder of the world altitude record. Models for test and designing homebuilt aircraft. Tips on building and using radio controlled models as a poor man's "wind tunnel". Dynamic modeling. Part 1. Use of free-flight, dynamically-similar models in estimating full scale aircraft behavior. Dynamic modeling. Part 2. Testing of structurally-scaled, sacrificial models as an aid to full scale design. | |||||||||
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