Radio Control Model Flyer Magazine Aug 2020 Retour à l'édition précédente

4 CONTACT
Just for starters
6 SPORT SCALE MASTERCLASS PART 13
All about landing flaps. All types; all the linkages
12 BUCKER BU181 KORNETT
Dr. MIKE HAWKINS FRAeS invites you to try this manageablesize
75.5" ( 1918mm ) wingspan, elegant German 1930s
trainer for .90 - 1.20 size four strokes. Plans and cut parts set
available.
20 BUCKER BU181 KORNETT TYPE HISTORY
MIKE HAWKINS traces the story of this elegant little one-off
trainer type that the Luftwaffe didn’t want
22 GET TO GRIPS WITH
BRAZING AND SOLDERING
A beginners guide to stronger metal joints
26 ANTONOV AN-2 ‘ANNUSHKA’
50.5" wingspan sport-scale model of the World's last
mainstream mass production biplane, for .19 -.25 cu.in. motors
and 3/4 function R/C
34 AN-2 SCALE DRAWING
1:100 scale detail drawings of a big, big, biplane workhorse
36 TYPE HISTORY: ANTONOV AN-2
An aviation anomally that ranks, in useful longevity and bredth
of tasking, with such classics and the Douglas DC-3
42 scale soaring
Chained to the Lockdown building board, Chris Williams makes
an effective, practical set of air brakes for scale sailplanes
46 SUBJECTS FOR SCALE:
DH 83 FOX MOTH
A Tiger Moth for four, and the first aircraft in UK to operate a
commercial service profitably, unsubsidised, so it is said
52 fox moth scale drawing
1:50 three view drawing
54 Fox Moth flying colours
Including the ‘Royal Fox Moth’ once owned
by Edward Prince of Wales.
56 fox moth in detail
Close-up study of British civil register survivor G-ACEJ
56 working with the grain
A technique to replicate woodgrain on plywood surface skinned
aircraft like the Albatross WW1 fighters