Radio Control Model Flyer Magazine Jan 2021 Retour à l'édition précédente

4 CONTACT
Just for starters
6 SPORT SCALE MASTERCLASS PART 18
For those with ‘ambition’, Gordon Whitehead deals with ducted fan
scale model jets, with emphasis on electric power
16 FULL SIZE PLAN FEATURE
BERNARD 74
PART 2: Dr. Mike Hawkins FRAeS completes his two-part feature
of a little-known fighter type of the 1930s French aircraft industry
21 BERNARD 74 SCALE DRAWING
1:50 scale general arrangement three-view
22 SPINN(ER) DOCTOR
Dr. Mike Hawkins F.R.Ae.S offers his technique for one-off noncommercial
scale spinners
28 subject for scale
C.A.C. Boomerang
By no means the fastest in the WW2 era fighter pack, it was,
for Australia, the right aeroplane, at the right time, and highly
effective
34 BOOMERANG SCALE DRAWING
1:50 detailed three-view of CA-12, CA-13 & CA-14..
36 WARPAINT FOR THE BOOMERANG
Flying colours for Australia’s first fighter 1942-1945
40 GERHARD REINSCH
Master Scale Modeller 1956-2020
42 a cut above
John Rutter used the Craft Robo vinyl-cutting machine to make
custom decals for scale models
48 SPAD S.XIII
PART 2: Concluding the construction and flying of this 54" span,
1/6th scale model for electric power. Designed by Peter Rake, with
the prototype model built and test flown by Charlie Bice
54 SPAD S.XIII SCALE DRAWING
1:30 scale detailed three-views
56 SPAD S.XIII FLYING COLOURS
Warpaint carried by French, British, American and other airarms
that took this fighter into combat
60 SWINGING THE LEG
A matter of angles! John Carpenter explains the geometry of
rake-forward/rake-back retracting undercarriages