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Radio Control Model Flyer Magazine April 22 Back Issue

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6 CHRISLEA C.H.3 SUPER ACE
FULL SIZE FREE PLANS
A late 1940s British light aircraft that
deserved more commercial success than
it achieved, modelled to 1/12th scale for
KP02 electric power by DENNIS REECE
8 SUPER ACE SCALE DRAWING
1:50 three view
10 SURVIVING FREE FLIGHT SCALE
Part 7: Andrew Hewitt reviews engine
installation options and engine bay
accessibility
14 ALBATOS D.VA
PART 2: A 1/6 scale, electric powered
model designed by Peter Rake, with the
prototype model built and described
by Darrin Covington. Final construction,
preparation and fl ying
22 ALBATROS D.VA IN DETAIL
Pile on the detail! Over 60 close-up photos
of the R.A.F. Museum’s super-accurate
replica
32 YAKOVLEV YAK 3
FULL SIZE PULL-OUT PLANS
1:20 scale free fl ight rubber power model
of the WW2 Soviet fi ghter with potential
for electric or CO2 power alternatives.
Designed by Lubomir Koutny
40 MOULDING EXHAUST
MANIFOLDS
David Toyer gets into rubberwear to mould
exhaust stakcs for his Fairey Firefl y
44 SUBJECTS FOR SCALE
BOEING P-26 ‘PEASHOOTER’
A speculative design proposal that led
to the US Army Air Corps’ fi rst monoplane
fi ghter type.
49 PEASHOOTER
FLYING COLOURS
Four pages of in-your-face colour schemes
for this early 1930s fi ghter that pre-dated
the era of camoufl age
52 BOEING P-26
SCALE DRAWINGS
1:40 detailed three-views
54 THE LOZENGE PATTERN
CONUNDRUM
The late Ron Moulton extensively
researched these unusual German WW1
camoufl age schemes
58 SCALE SOARING
Chris Williams – chained to the building
board on another repeat performance
build
62 SCALE FROM SCRATCH
PART 2: Decisions and compromises to
be faced in the quest for a practical,
workable scale model design

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April 22 6 CHRISLEA C.H.3 SUPER ACE FULL SIZE FREE PLANS A late 1940s British light aircraft that deserved more commercial success than it achieved, modelled to 1/12th scale for KP02 electric power by DENNIS REECE 8 SUPER ACE SCALE DRAWING 1:50 three view 10 SURVIVING FREE FLIGHT SCALE Part 7: Andrew Hewitt reviews engine installation options and engine bay accessibility 14 ALBATOS D.VA PART 2: A 1/6 scale, electric powered model designed by Peter Rake, with the prototype model built and described by Darrin Covington. Final construction, preparation and fl ying 22 ALBATROS D.VA IN DETAIL Pile on the detail! Over 60 close-up photos of the R.A.F. Museum’s super-accurate replica 32 YAKOVLEV YAK 3 FULL SIZE PULL-OUT PLANS 1:20 scale free fl ight rubber power model of the WW2 Soviet fi ghter with potential for electric or CO2 power alternatives. Designed by Lubomir Koutny 40 MOULDING EXHAUST MANIFOLDS David Toyer gets into rubberwear to mould exhaust stakcs for his Fairey Firefl y 44 SUBJECTS FOR SCALE BOEING P-26 ‘PEASHOOTER’ A speculative design proposal that led to the US Army Air Corps’ fi rst monoplane fi ghter type. 49 PEASHOOTER FLYING COLOURS Four pages of in-your-face colour schemes for this early 1930s fi ghter that pre-dated the era of camoufl age 52 BOEING P-26 SCALE DRAWINGS 1:40 detailed three-views 54 THE LOZENGE PATTERN CONUNDRUM The late Ron Moulton extensively researched these unusual German WW1 camoufl age schemes 58 SCALE SOARING Chris Williams – chained to the building board on another repeat performance build 62 SCALE FROM SCRATCH PART 2: Decisions and compromises to be faced in the quest for a practical, workable scale model design

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