Schoolmaster (oz16446)
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Schoolmaster. Radio control sport trainer model. Wingspan 39 in.
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Planfile includes full build instructions.
Quote: "Fuselage Construction. Note: for beam mounted engine, see full size detail before starting construction.
1. Cement and pin parts to fuselage sides as shown. On the left side only, trim 1/16 from B-1 and insert a 1/16 x 3/16 scrap piece in front of B-1A. This will give a proper engine offset.
2. Cut slot in B-6 and F-7 to hold F-3. Assembe and glue the fuselage sides together with formers F-3 and F-4. Use triangle to position formers accurately and pin down until glue dries. Hold F-3 in position with pins - do not cement.
3. Cement F-1, B-12 to B-16 in place. Hold assembly together with rubber bands. Drill 3/32 holes in firewall below engine location and fuselage sides for tank..."
Note see also Schoolmaster (oz7534) for this plan as published in Aeromodeller Jan 1965.
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(oz16446)
Schoolmaster
by Ken Willard
from Top Flite (ref:RC-8)
1964
39in span
IC R/C Cabin Kit
clean :)
formers unchecked
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Submitted: 19/10/2025
Filesize: 2553KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: dfritzke
Downloads: 412
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User comments
This was the first R/C model I ever built and flew. Cox 049, elmic compact escapement, RCS single channel radio. Flew like a dream.Terry - 11/12/2025
In 1968 or so I managed to glue up TWO right-hand fuselage sides! My excuse? I was 13 or 14, The Schoolmaster kit plans weren't shouting at me to avoid that mistake, and so it goes! Fun kit, all told, and Ken Willard was a legend. Exciting days!
John Rood - 16/12/2025
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