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Found: 516 publication(s) on 26 page(s). Displayed: publication 441 to 460.
Ringmaster
Type Model: C/L Sport Stunt
Wingspan: 40in. Lowwing
Engine: Veco .29
Designer: Harry Williamson
Magazine: Model Airplane News October 1951
Roland D-2
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 26in. Bipane
Engine: O&R .23
Designer: D.A Newell
Magazine: Air Trails September 1949
Ryan NYP Spirit of St Louis
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 29in. Highwing
Engine: O.K Cub .049 - .074
Designer: Henry Struck
Magazine: Air Trails June 1950
Ryan PT-22
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 37in. Lowwing
Engine: Fox .25
Designer: Frank Beatty
Magazine: Model Airplane News March 1959
Ryan S-C
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 52in. Lowwing
Engine: Glow Enya .35
Designer: Jack Sheeks
Magazine: Flying Models July 1967
S.E.5
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 20in. Biplane
Engine: Glow Cox PW .020
Designer:
Company: Sterling
S.E.5
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 32in. Biplane
Engine: Glow .19 - .35
Designer:
Company: Sterling
Saab 18A
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 40in. Midwing
Engine: 2 x 1 - 2cc
Designer: Hoh Fang Chiun
Magazine: Model Aircraft February 1959
Satellite
Type Model: C/L Semi Scale Military
Wingspan: 43in. Lowwing
Engine: 2.5 - 3.5cc
Designer: M.F Hawkins
Magazine: Model Aircraft February 1959
SE5A
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 22in. Biplane
Engine: Frog 100 Mk II
Designer: Eric T Walpole
Companie: Frog
SE5a
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 30in. Biplane
Engine: Glow .29
Designer: Dick Ealy
Magazine: Flying Models December 1952
Sea Bee
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 56in. Highwing
Engine: .60
Designer: MS Green
Magazine: Model Airplane News January 1946
Seversky P-35
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 33in. Lowwing
Engine: Glow Veco .29
Designer: Paul Palanek
Magazine: Flying Models April 1956
Shoestring
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 33in. Midwing
Engine: K&B .29
Designer: S. Calhoun Smith
Magazine: Air Trails September 1952
Sky Viking
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 17in. Highwing
Engine: Jetex 50
Designer: Ray Malmstrom
Magazine: Model Aircraft August 1958
Skyraider
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 33in. Lowwing
Engine: Cameron .19
Designer: J Kelly Abbott
Magazine: Model Airplane News March 1956
Skyraider
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 50in. Midwing
Engine: Glow S.T .35
Designer: Don Typond
Magazine: Flying Models March 1972
Smith Special
Type Model: C/L Scale Civil
Wingspan: 16in. Biplane
Engine: K&B Infant
Designer: S. Calhoun Smith
Magazine: Air Trails June 1949
SNJ
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 26in. Lowwing
Engine: Glow .09
Designer: Albert E Christen
Magazine: Flying Models December 1955
SNJ Profile
Type Model: C/L Scale Military
Wingspan: 17in. Lowwing
Engine: Cox PW .020
Designer: Paul Del Gatto
Magazine: Model Airplane News January 1962
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