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Building and Flying Model Aircraft by
Robert Schleicher, James R. Barr (Contributor)
Two leading experts introduce beginners to basic aerodynamic principles and the
building techniques of master modelers. Their richly illustrated manual provides valuable
information on every phase of assembling and flying model aircraft--from the correct
methods of kit-building and paint and tissue covering to the secrets of selecting the best
engine and radio-control rig for each plane. |
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Model
Aircraft Tips and Techniques : An Illustrated Guide by
Mike Ashey (1997)
Written by master modeler Mike Ashley this guide delves into many clever and
creative ways to "trick out" model aircraft. Time saving techniques can
speed up the building process and turn out superior results. Put some of these great
ideas to work on your next project. |
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Basics of R/C Model Aircraft Design : Practical Techniques for Building Better
Models by Andy Lennon
A comprehensive guide to designing radio control model airplanes. Andy Lennon
presents a thorough and comprehensive introduction to the intriguing world of model
aerodynamics. Whatever your modeling background, this book will be a valuable reference
source in your R/C library and will never be outdated. Fully illustrated. |
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Gas Turbine Engines for Model Aircraft
by Kurt Schreckling, Keith Thomas
For the first time Kurt Schreckling's Strahlturbine Book is now available in
English. It explains how to build Kurt Schreckling's turbojet motor, the FD3/64 containing
full construction, photographs and working drawings. |
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Model Jet Engines by Thomas Kamps, Keith
Thomas
Following neatly on from Kurt Schreckling's book on the FD3/64, Thomas Kamps brings
the construction and running of gas turbines up to date. The book includes highly detailed
and well illustrated building instructions which the advanced model builder can use to
make and even design his own jet engine. |
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Super Paper Airplanes : Biplanes to Space Planes
by Norman Schmidt
With nothing more than paper, ruler, pencil, scissors, glue stick, and this
all-color extravaganza of super fliers, you can create 28 different planes that really zip
through the air--and that demonstrate the history of modern flight. Each flier is complete
with historical, technical, and scientific information, as well as detailed diagrams and
instructions, and a full-color photo. |
| The
Basics of Radio Control Helicopters by Paul
Tradelius |
| Basics
of Radio Control Sailplanes by Alan Gornick |
| Radio
Control Aerobatics for Everyone by Dave Patrick |
| 2-Stroke Glow Engines for R C Aircraft by
David C. Gierke |
| R/C Pilot's Handbook : Basic to Advanced Flying Techniques from the Pros
by Gerry Yarrish (Editor) |
Super
Wings : The Step-By-Step Paper Airplane Book by
Peter Clemens, Jose Delgado (Illustrator) |
