Design By Geoff Cannon Star Rating: This is a model which, if correctly built & trimmed, will literally fly itself once it has left the ground apart from being turned occasionally before it disappears from sight. Wing Span: 60" Engine:0.45 2-st, 0.48 cu. in. 4-st Control Functions: 4 ...

Design by Steve Emery Star Rating: Aircraft Type: Mini Pattern Wingspan: 50.5 in Wing Chord 13.1/8in (root), 6.1/4in (tip) Wing Area: 462 sq. in Aerofoil: Symmetrical Dihedral: 1.3/4 in at each tip. Fuselage Length: 55in (inc spinner) Tailplane Span:22.3/8 in Tailplane Area:143 sq.in. Tailplane Section: Flat Fin
Height:8.1/4in Fuel Tank: 8oz Kavan Engine: 0.45-0.53 2-St; 0.60 cu. in. 4-St. Control Functions: Aileron (flaperon), Elevator, Rudder, Throttle C.G. (from l.e) 7.3/8 in Aileron Throws 1/2in each way Elevator Throws: 13/16in up, 15/16in down Rudder Thows: 2.1/4in each way If you fancy a full blown aerobatic model but don't have a big enough car or storage area for one of the ever increasing size F3A machines, Why not take a leaf out of Steve Emery's book & built yourself a mini version of your favourite acrobat.
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Design by John Edmunds Star Rating: Aircraft Type: F3A pattern aerobatic Wingspan: 70 in Wing Chord: 15.1/4" Wing Area: 868 sq.in Aerofoil: Symmetrical Dihedral: Formed by wing section taper-1" at each tip Fuselage Length: 64.1/4" Tailplane Span: 28" Tailplane Area: 217 sq.in Tailplane Section: Symmetrical Fin

Height: 10.1/2" Engine:0.61 cu. in. 2-St. Fuel Tank: 12 oz Rec. No. Channels: 5 Control Functions: Aileron, elevator, throttle, rudder, retracts Cool Change will enable you to fly a full aerobatic schedule with the ease & precision that you would expect from an out & out pattern model.

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Design by Mike Conrad Star Rating: Aircraft Type: Vintage Sport Wingspan: 62 in. Fuselage Length: 47.1/2" Wing Area: 596 sq.ins All-Up-Weight: 5lbs. 11oz Wing Loading: 22oz./sq.ft Engine: 0.46-0.52 cu. in. Req. number of channels: 4/5 Control Functions: Aileron, elevator, rudder, throttle A lovely looking plane which is vice free & agile, what more could you ask for! ...

Design by Richard Batting Star Rating: Great plane & doesn't look half bad for a fun-fly model. She has a symmetrical wing section giving ' Top' performance either way up. The name Vertical Assault comes from the model's amazing ability to disappear in a very short space of time. Go on build one today!! Aircraft Type: Fun-fly biplane Wing span:53"/50" Wing Chord: 12"/11.1/4" Wing area: Total 1150 sq.in Weight, ready to fly: 4.1/2 lbs with fuel Wing loading: 9oz/sq.ft Aerofoil:14 % symmetrical Dihedral: None Fuselage length: 45" Tailplane span: 23" Tailplane area: 165 sq.in Tailplane section: Flat plate Engine range: 40-50 (two-stroke) Fuel tank: 6oz Req. No of channels: 4 (5 with flapperons)C of G from LE: 4" (upper wing) Elevator throw: 2" each way Aileron throw: 1" each way Rudder throw: 3.1/4"each way Side thrust: None Down thrust: Built in. Engine: 0.46 cu. in. 2-St. ...

Design by Philip Kent Star Rating: Why not build this lovely little plane, it is an unusual, little known aircraft that flies extremely well in model form. Aircraft type: U.S. civil aircraft Period: 1927 Wingspan: 80" Wingchord: 14" at root, 7.1/2"at tip Aerofoil: Full-stop Fuselage length: 53.1/2" Engine: 75-100 4-St Req. No of channels: 4 (5 servos required) Elevator throw: 1.1/2" down Rudder throw: 2" each way ...