Model Aircraft of the 1930's

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Sample Plans

Fairchild Amphibian, Partial Side View.

     The links on the left, will lead you to more detailed information on each of the model aircraft displayed. The plans are of aircraft as featured in aviation magazines from the period of 1933 to 1937. All but the Boeing 247 are rubber powered.
      For the most part, the plans are quite complete. But they do require a moderate skill in tissue covered, stick and tissue model building, including the ability to transfer the full size drawings to balsa sheets through the use of a copier or carbon paper if one doesn't wish to cut up the plans.
     The builder is assumed to have proper tools and previous knowledge and skills in building balsa stick models. Some of the models also require carving of balsa blocks for a few of the parts. Depending on the model, the wingspans range from about 14 to 30 inches, but can be scaled up or down. The size, and other details, of the finished model is shown on the information page accessed by clicking on the desired photo of the model you are interested in at the left of the screen.

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