CO2 Scram (oz3217)

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CO2 Scram (oz3217) by Andrew Moorhouse 1979 - plan thumbnail

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Scram. Free flight model, a modern scaled-down version of the original Scram by Ray Heit. For CO2 power. Scale is 3/10 of the original. Kitted by Andrew Moorhouse.

The original 83 inch Ray Heit Scram (oz2578) design was first published in Flying Aces, July 1938. This here is a later and smaller version at 24 in wingspan.

Update 02/04/2021: Added printwood, thanks to AdrianCulf.

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Printwood.

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CO2 Scram (oz3217) by Andrew Moorhouse 1979 - model pic

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Found a French page here with some very fine pictures of this completed model - http://bikinipl.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/scram-1938-free-flight.html
SteveWMD - 23/08/2012
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