My Hobby Store Aeromodelling Line Drawings Range:WORLD WAR TWO, 1939-1945 One of the most effective U.S aircraft of W.W.2 & extremely versatile, thismedium bomber (& valiants) warebest known to tha public for the " Dolittle Raid" on Japan's mainl&, Drawn by Graham Chambers, Scale 1/48 & 1/96 ...

My Hobby Store Aeromodelling Line Drawings Range: Golden Age Aviation, Civil, 1919-1938 This long-lived design started as a two seater in 1933, saw considerableservice a four seater in the USAF and RAF & was still produced in civilianversion after the war. Both radial andin-line versions. Scale 1/32 Plan No. 3106 Fairchild Argus R40 ...

My Hobby Store Aeromodelling Line Drawings Range:WORLD WAR TWO, 1939-1945 Comprehensive coverage of allproduction models of this unique twin boom long lange fighter/bomber/photoreconnaissance drawn by Mark Rolfe. Scale 1/24 & 1/48 Plan No. 3107 Lockheed P38 Lightning ...

My Hobby Store Aeromodelling Line Drawings Range: LIGHT BUSINESS, POST 1945 Based on the highly popular 170 butgiven virtually all round vision & electric slotted flaps for STOL, plusother modifications, this machine wonan Army/USAF contract in 1950 andwas extensively used in Vietnam. Ultimately it saw service In the airforcesof 14 other countries. Scale 1/24 Plan No. 3109 Cessna 0-1A Bird Dog ...

My Hobby Store Aeromodelling Line Drawings Range: LIGHT BUSINESS, POST 1945 Two-seat trainers/sports machines, these aircraft were basically the samedesign but the 140 had flaps, a plusher interior & more electrics & was alsoheavier. First flown in 1946 over 7000were built until superseded by the four-seat 170 & the tricycle u/c two seat 150 trainer, Drawn to 1/48 scale by Graham Chambers Plan No. 3110 Cessna 120/40 ...

My Hobby Store Aeromodelling Line Drawings Range: WORLD WAR TWO, 1939-1945 Designed in 1935 by tile end of WW2some 3500 Catalinas had been built, in USA, Canada & USSR, the largestever product ion of flying boats. Drawing s to 1/48 & 1/72 scale showthe difference between all variants upto the 5A. Plan No. 3114 Consolidated PBY Catalina ...

My Hobby Store Aeromodelling Line Drawings Range: WORLD WAR TWO, 1939-1945 America's first really lorig-rangebomber which made its operationaldebut in June 1944. Drawings cover allversion & even include the Mc Donnell XF·85 Goblin trapeze borneparasite fighter, Scale 1/72 & V144 Plan No. 3115 Boeing B-29 Superfortress ...

My Hobby Store Aeromodelling Line Drawings Range: WORLD WAR TWO, 1939-1945 The York was a machine developedfrom the lancaster bomber, effectivelya Lanc with a different fuselage, to forma stop-gap airliner at the end of WW2for both service & civilian use. Itsfinest hour was undoubtedly the Berlin Airlift but it played a major role in theearl y years of B, O.A.C, Scale 1/48 Plan No. 3116 Avro York ...

The Avro York was a British transport aircraft that was derived from the Second World War Lancaster heavy bomber, & used in both military & airliner roles between 1943 & 1964. Designated the Avro type 685, development began in 1941. The design paired a new "squared-off" fuselage with the wings, tail & undercarriage of the Lancaster bomber. Production was undertaken by Avro with the hopes of sales to both the RAF & in the postwar civil airliner market. The prototype, LV626, was assembled by Avro's experimental flight department at Manchester's Ringway Airport & first flew there on 5 July 1942. It had initially been fitted with the twin fins & rudders of the Lancaster, but the increased fuselage side area forward of the wing compared to the Lancaster necessitated fitting a third central fin to retain adequate control & directional stability. Initial assembly & testing of production Yorks, mainly for the RAF, was at Ringway, later Yeadon (Leeds) & Woodford (Cheshire). One pattern aircraft was built at Victory Aircraft in Canada, but no further orders were received. Victory tooled up for 30 of those aircraft & built parts for five with one ultimately being completed about the time the war came to an end. ...

My Hobby Store Aeromodelling Line Drawings Range: WORLD WAR TWO, 1939-1945 Designed as night bomber (and the firstaircraft to bomb Berlin)the Whitley also served in Coastal Command & with paratroops, Some 1500 Mk V versions were deliveredbetween 1939 & mid-1943 Scale 1/48. Plan No. 3117 Armstrong Whitworth Whitley ...