1931 Babcock Taubman LC-13 – 36.5in wingspan

$10.00

The Babcock Taubman LC-13 was an advanced light aircraft design for 1931.   This 36.5 inch wingspan Jumbo Scale model by top free flight scale designer and flyer Tom Hallman is a classic.  Colors and features that evoke the best of Aviation’s Golden Age combine with excellent free flight scale proportions to result in an outstanding flying model airplane.

Inspired by the landmark large rubber scale designs by Dave Rees, Hallman incorporates many of the unique features of Rees’ design ethos such as Structure Weights, etc.  Construction details and guidance is provided on the plan.

A full documentation package is included with purchase of the digital plan download, including a professionally colorized period photo.

Qualifies to fly in FAC Jumbo Scale and Golden Age Civilian  events.

Description

Designed by noted Free Flight scale model airplane designer Tom Hallman, this black and white plan includes full-sized top, side and front views of all components such that they can be built directly over the plan.  Stick and sheet balsa stock dimensions are indicated on the plan and all sheet balsa parts are printed full-size for use as templates in cutting out accurate parts to construct the model framework.  This is an Intermediate-level Free Flight Flying Scale model to build and fly and is a good follow-on to a smaller wingspan rubber powered free flight scale model.

Model construction plan fits on a single Architectural E (36 x 48 inches)  sheet.  Digital download includes full scale documentation package including a professionally colorized period photo.

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Plan Delivery

PDF Download, Printed 20# Paper