Little Ship (oz15303)
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Little Ship. Radio control sport model. Wingspan 44 in, wing area 350 sq in.
Note this is not a full size plan. This is a scan of the drawing as it was printed in the pages of the magazine in 1951.
Quote: "As for actual ship design, that is a story that could fill a book; however, I have included a few examples as a coss section of work done in this new class. The ship shown in the drawings and in picture 1 is a fairly good example of what I consider about the upper limits of the 'Midget RC' class. Construction is very simple and flying performance leaves little to be desired for beginner or expert..."
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Also appeared in Ziac Yearbook 1951/52, see supplement file.
Note see also the later 1987 reduced scale plan Little Little Ship (oz15298)
Supplementary file notes
Article.
Article page (Zaic 1951).
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(oz15303)
Little Ship
by Dick Schumacher
from Model Airplane News
January 1951
44in span
IC R/C Cabin
clean :)
formers unchecked
got article :) -
Submitted: 11/05/2024
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