The Starduster 900, designed by Sal Taibi.  Covered in red silk.  Fox 35 power.  I flew this at Waywanda, NY.  I had to stop testing when I cut my finger on the propeller while removing the glow starter.  I will be flying it again as soon as my finger heals.

Little Red Twin

 

This is the Little Red Twin designed by Keith Laumer.  A kit is available from http://bmjrmodels.com.  The free plans are available from http://outerzone.co.uk.

Power is a Cox Pee Wee .020.

The Major

This is The Major, from the Scientific Model Airplane Company.  I purchased this WWII era kit at Hobbyland in Hackensack, NJ in the 1960's, when I was 12 years old.  I never finished building it then, but kept the plans.  I finally built it in 2020.  Wingspan is 25 inches.

I have flown this indoors at the Teaneck Armory.  Hit the rafters one time.  A great flyer.  Power is 2 loops of 1/8 rubber.  The next indoor flights will use one loop of 1/8.

I flew outdoors at Barron Field in Wayanda, NY.  It flew very well.

Beech Staggerwing

From a Dumas kit.

Peck-Polymers Mitsubishi Zero Peanut Scale

Peck-Polymers Clipped Wing Cub

Peanut scale from the Peck-Polymers kit.

Peanut Scale Ganagobie

Ganagobie, a French homebuilt.  This is a peanut scale from a discontinued Peck-Polymers kit.

The Avro 560.  Model designed by Bill Hannan.  The plans are available at http://outerzone.co.uk. Winspan 18".

Roscoe Turner Meteor

Rubber powered Meteor, built from the Easybuilt Models kit.

Lunchbox Hand Launched Glider

Plan downloaded from outerzone.co.uk.  An 8 inch span glider.

Hungerford Trimotor