Aerobatic Spitfire (Mackey)

February 1960 American Modeler for .35 to .40 engines

Ag Duster (Aldrich)

August 1966 M.A.N.

Airacobra P-39 (Walt Pyron)

American Modeler July 1959 for .35 to .40 engines

All American Eagle (Gierke)

July 1968 M.A.N.

Ares (Bill Werwage)

May 1960 American Modeler ****     or        Ambroid kit  

Argus (Steve Wooley)

August 1961 American Modeler for .35 to .40 engines ****

Barnstomer  (Lew Andrews)

Original kit plans

Bellanca  (Jim Young)

October 1969 M.A.N. for .35 to .40 engines ****

BICEPS (Don Yearout)

April 1969 American Modeler. Biplane for .60 engines (2 sheets) ****

Carousel (Charles Mackey)

March 1961 American Modeler. Twin booms for .35 to .46 ****

Challenger III (R.McDonald)

October 1962 American Modeler, Tri Gear version of the Detroit Stunter  I beamer for .35 to .46 engines

Chipmunk (Jim VanLoo)

March 1968 M.A.N.

Conquistador (T.Hoffman)

August 1958 M.A.N. Beautiful eliptical wing stunter for .35 to .40 engines ****

Detroit Stunter (R.McDonald)

February 1969 M.A.N. Classic I beamer for .35 to .46 engines ****

Electra X-35 (Jerry Worth)

May 1964 M.A.N. Tri Gear I Beam Type for .35 to .46 engines

Fairchild PT 19 (Hemstrought)

American Modeler Sepember 1960 fo .35 to .40 engines

Fierce Arrow 400 (Netzeband)

May 1968 M.A.N., Flying wing stunter for .19 to .25 engines

Focke-Wulf TA-152 (Trostle)

December 1968 M.A.N. Nats winner, for .35 to .40 engines

Gambler (Frank McMillan)

April 1957 M.A.N. Mirror Meet Winner for .35 to .40 engines (plans are not pristine) ****

Gremlin (Larry Scarinzi)

January 1963 M.A.N. .35 trainer

Grey Ghost (Larry Scarinzi)

Flying Models February 1960 Flapless for .35 to .40 engines

HiBoy (Palmer/Goyet)

M.A.N. plans from August 1954 for .19 to .35 engines **** (autographed article)

Impala (Ed Elasick)

September 1963 American Modeler, for .35 to .46 engines ****

Blue Sky Models CAD kit plans The last version of John D'Ottavio's famous J.D.Falcon, from 1961. This airplane is quite different from the airplane depicted in Model Airplane News. 53.5 Span; 590 sq. in. .35 to .46 engines

J.D.Falcon (John D'Ottavio)

Jerseyan (John D'Ottavio)

Classic 1961 design with upright engine for .35 to .46 engines. Between 1961 and 1962 this ship garnered 23 firsts, 7 seconds and 3 thirds! These plans were inked  by Tom Niebuhr in 1967.

Junkers Gobbleswantz (Charles Mackey)

June 1959 American Modeler, Twin boomer for .35 to .46 engines ****

Lady Luck (Paul DelGato)

M.A.N. 1962 Annual fro .35 to .40 engines

ME 109 (Charles Mackey)

September 1958 American Modeler for .35 to .40 engines

Midas .45 (Gerry Flaugher)

August 1965 M.A.N. Tri gear for .40 to .46 engines

Midget Mustang (Tom Jolley)

October 1968 M.A.N. for .35 to .40 engines

Mirage III (Jerry Worth)

February 1969 M.A.N. Tri Gear for .40 to .46 engines

Moody Mooney (L. Curtiss)

May 1962 American Modeler for .35 to .40 engines ****

Mystere .45 (Jim Van Loo)

January 1967 M.A.N. Tri Gear for .40 to .46 engines ****

Novi (Dave Gierke)

American Modeler October 1967 for .35 to .49 engines ****

Olympic MK VI (Bob Gialdini)

American Modeler Annual 1963 for .35 to .40 engines ****

P-38 (Bill Suarez)

Twin boomer for .35 to .45 engines, April 1966 M.A.N. ****

P-40 (Charles Parrot)

American Modeler March 1963 for .35 to .46 engines

Peacemaker (Aldrich)

April 1960 M.A.N.  for  up to .35 engines **** (autographed article)

Pegasus (Jean Pailet)

March 1964 M.A.N for .35 to .40 engines

Phoenician (Sieverling)

November 1961 M.A.N. for .35 to .40 engines

March 1967 M.A.N., Popular midwestern design for .35 to .40 engines  (2 sheets)  (Now a Blue Sky Models kit)

Road Runner  (Melton/Young)

Skyscraper (Bob Palmer)

March 1963 M.A.N. for .40 to .51 engines ****

Sport Wing (DeBolt)

Original kit plans

Stingray  (Bob Gialdini)

September/October 1964 American Modeler for .35 to .46 engines ****

Stuka Stunt (Don Still)

American Modeler February 1953 fro .25 to .35 engines

Topper (John D'Ottavio)

Profile for .19 to .25 engines. This ship was flown by Ed Elasick to win the 1961 Air Youth Championship  ****

Tucker Special (Bob Tucker)

American Modeler April 1962 for .35 to .40 engines

U-Name-It (Trident) (Scarinzi)

December 1962 M.A.N. for .35 to .40 engines

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