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Piper Pacer

Written by Robert Dance. Build your own Short Wing Piper Featured in the October 2013 issue of Model Aviation. Download free plans of the Piper Pacer.The full-scale Piper Pacer appeared in 1949 and

Written by Charles S. Pipes. A good gas design goes electric as featured in the October 2013 issue of Model Aviation. Download free plans of the PT-19. As World War II approached, the US Army Air

Features in the July 2013 issue of Model Aviation magazine and app. Bonus content including the full parts list. Order plans and the laser kit online. The entire article is on page 33 in the July 2013

Build this electrified version of a Vintage RC design Features in the May 2013 issue of Model Aviation magazine by Dan Grotzinger Order Plans from AMA Plans Service SPECIFICATIONS Type: RC Park Flyer

Written by Michael Smith As featured on page 31 in the February 2013 issue of Model Aviation. As featured in the Model Aviation tablet app. Museums are treasure troves of amazing, and often unique

Written by Laddie Mikulasko As featured on page 31 in the November 2012 issue of Model Aviation. As featured in the Model Aviation tablet app. In the 1920s and early 1930s the National Air Races were

Written by Tom Neibuhr As featured on page 44 in the August 2012 issue of Model Aviation. As featured in the Model Aviation tablet app. Many have told me that they were not ready for a full-bodied

Designed by Phillip Kent. Read more about this cantilever low-wing monoplane and order plans. Britain’s Phillip Kent designed his model after the Alexander Aircraft Company’s Bullet, a cantilever low

Designed by Mark Fineman Read more about the history and order plans. Find the entire feature on page 37 in the July2012 issue. During the early 1930s, Italian sport aircraft were not competitive on

Designed by Paul Kohlmann Order Plans from AMA Plans Service The Goose’s big rudder made lining up photo passes such as this a breeze. In the world of aviation, icons can be found to represent each of