This volume salutes the modelers, many of their creations, and their supporters, in various international locations. 26 pages, 76 photos and illustrations.

Features varied assortment of articles, model construction plans, 3-views, photographs, and sketches to inspire you to resurrect these racers in model form. 26 pages, 58 photos and illustrations. The GB's in this book are the Gordon Bennet racers of the early 1900's. There are detailed descriptions of the early aero craft and their adventurous inventors and pilots. Photos of full size planes as well as models. Plans of the Burgess, the Burgess-Curtis, the Rex Mono, the Nieuport Monoplane. The Gee Bee's in the book are of course the work of the fabled Granville Brothers. These labor-intensive structures are easily recognized due to their unique proportions. Included are plans for the Gee Bee R-1 Canard and the 1931 Gee Bee "Z". For a simple model you might look at the Gee Bee Z No-Cal scale.

This volume presents a varied assortment of 3-views and model construction plans. 26 pages and illustrations

  This new volume examines some of the "whys" as well as the "how's" of modeling. Also explored is research, kit modification, design and building, beginning with the selection of a subject, through actual construction, finishing and flight-testing

Features 8 model construction plans and 11 unique aircraft 3-view drawings. 26 pages, 19 photos

Displays the work of model builders, artists, and photographers from all around the world. 24 pages, 52 photos, five 3-views, four construction plans, plus more.

First in the series celebrating stick & tissue model aircraft, fascinating origins, development, plus more. Features 26 pages, 55 photos, 7 model planes.

Features 26 pages, 57 photos, 4 model planes, 6 three view drawings, plus sketches and cartoons

  Features construction plans, documentation, drawings, instruction articles, to inspire and entertain model builders. 26 pages, 58 photos and illustrations.

Historical paperback book featuring articles, photos, plans and people who contributed so much to the early days of flying models. Featured are articles on Bill Hannan, Bill Brown, the Williams brothers, Ray Malmstrom, Ken McDonough and many others. 34 pages.