Cyclone (oz3674)
About this Plan
Cyclone Interceptor Fighter. Sports rubber model.
Quote: "The plans and instructions for building the Mosquitoe published in the June issue of Aircraft proved popular with model builders, and the Cyclone is another small machine with which surprisingly long flights can be obtained.
This model is suitable for either indoor or outdoor flying and the method of attaching the wings in two sections enables it to receive hard knocks without damage. Fig.1 gives a general plan of the machine while a side elevation of the fuselage is shown in fig.9.
Fuselage. The fuselage consists of two sides cut from 1/32 in sheet balsa, joined by crosspieces of 1/8 x 1/32 shown in Fig.5A..."
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Supplementary file notes
Detailed instructions. 2 pages of text from 'Aircraft' 1 July 1933, page 31.
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