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Aero A-200
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 29in. Lowwing
Engine: 1 - 2.5cc
Designer: L.Svoboda
Magazine: Modelar September 1964
Aero Commander L-26
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 33in. Shoulder
Engine: Glow 2 x K&B .09
Designer: Paul Delgatto
Companie: Berkeley
Airacobra
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 27in. Lowwing
Engine: 2 - 3.5cc
Designer: B Reggiano
Magazine: Model Aircraft January 1957
Airacobra P-39
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 28in. Lowwing
Engine: Glow K&B .19
Designer: Walter Musciano
Magazine: Air Trails June 1954
Akromaster
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 32in. Lowwing
Engine: Glow O.S Max .19
Designer: Phil Boretto
Magazine: Model Airplane News July 1972
Albatros Triplane
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 26in. Triplane
Engine: Glow K&B .19
Designer: Walter Musciano
Magazine: Air Trails February 1949
Ansaldo SVA
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 25in. Biplane
Engine: .19
Designer: Paul Palanek
Magazine: Flying Models December 1952
Ansaldo SVA 5
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 31in. Biplane
Engine: 2.5cc
Designer: Zdenek Bedrich
Magazine: Modelar January 1970
Ansaldo SVA-5
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 32in. Biplane
Engine: Gas
Designer: Joseph Wherry
Magazine: Model Airplane News January 1947
Art Chesters Jeep
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 28in. Midwing
Engine: Petrol K&B .19
Designer: Aubrey Kochman
Magazine: Air Trails January 1952
AT-6 Texan
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 31in. Lowwing
Engine: Glow Fox .15
Designer: Henry Struck
Companie: Berkeley
BAE Hawk
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 30in. Lowwing
Engine: PAW 1.5 cc
Designer: Bill Burkinshaw
Magazine: AeroModeller November 1983
Bede 4
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 31in. Highwing
Engine: MVVS 1.5cc
Designer: Jaroslav Fara
Magazine: Modelar February 1972
Beech T-34 Mentor
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 34in. Lowwing
Engine: Glow Mc Coy .19
Designer: Paul Delgatto
Companie: Berkeley
Beechcraft 17
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 24in. Biplane
Engine: Glow .15 - .19
Designer: Walt Musciano
Magazine: Model Airplane News December 1976
Beechcraft Bonanza
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 24in. Lowwing
Engine: Petrol Mc Coy .19
Designer: Lee Scott
Magazine: Air Trails June 1949
Beechcraft Staggerwing
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 30in. Biplane
Engine: Glow .15 - .19
Designer: Doc Mathews
Magazine: Flying Models April 1981
Bell XFL-1 Airbonita
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 30in. Lowwing
Engine: Glow .25
Designer: Charles Reeves
Magazine: Model Airplane News December 1967
Bellanca Monoplane
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 34in. Highwing
Engine: Glow .099
Designer: Paul Palanek
Magazine: Flying Models February 1956
BI-1
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 25in. Lowwing
Engine: 1.5cc
Designer: Jim Leddy
Magazine: AeroModeller January 1987
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