Baby Buzzard (oz14070)
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Baby Buzzard. Simple rubber stick model.
From (reprinted in) Air Trails Classic Flying Models, Summer 1977. Originally published in AT, Feb 1940.
Quote: "Full size plans of a sturdy ROG. Seven or seventy, you can build and fly this in one evening."
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Update 14/9/2022: Added alternate scan, thanks to Pit, from AT 1940, includes PP initials.
Update 15/9/2022: Have rescaled this plan to wingspan 16 in, taking the dimensioned 7 in propellor block as correct.
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Alternate scan.
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(oz14070)
Baby Buzzard
from Air Trails
February 1940
16in span
Rubber F/F
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 07/09/2022
Filesize: 204KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: theshadow, Pit
Downloads: 701
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User comments
That's another no-author plan, originally published in Air Trails Feb. 1940. "incidentally" at the time associated Editor was Bill Winter. On the plan can barely seen a PP logo that stand for Paul Plecan that inked the plan.Pit - 14/09/2022
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