Stuka (oz16825)
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Stuka. Free flight scale model for rubber power. Wingspan 19 in.
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Quote: "Dear Mary and Steve. Here's a plan for Scientific Stuka, rubber power, by Paul Del Gatto, 19" Not my scan, I got it from somewhere in 2012, I have done some minor cleanup.
Yours,
hjsaxe"
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(oz16825)
Stuka
by Paul Del Gatto
from Scientific
19in span
Scale Rubber F/F LowWing Military Bomber Kit
clean :)
formers unchecked
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Submitted: 15/06/2026
Filesize: 295KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: hjsaxe
Downloads: 251
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Hi, Mary & Steve, Just had to comment that when I popped by your site, I saw the plan displayed next to mine is Del Gatto's Stuka, which he did for Scientific. Well, I built that Stuka, when I was about 9. The Stuka had a profile balsa bomb, hung by two bent, headless straight pins, so that when the rubber motor ran down, the model would nose down and drop the bomb.I took it out in my Grandparents' gravelled back yard, didn't wind it up all that much, and let it fly (bombed up). The model climbed and dipped, the bomb dropped in a fairly small pile of leaves, and the model then made a safe landing on the gravel. Problem is, I saw the bomb land in the leaves...but could never find it. I'd left it unpainted, so it blended in with the leaves. Looked for it several times, but never found that darned bomb!
Once again, thank you for the service you provide to the hobby!
Sincerely,
Bill Bowne - 22/06/2026
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