[1] Farman Moustique

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The Farman Moustique is a popular ultralight model airplane that involves simple construction. Its wingspan measures 26 inches and has a length of 21.5 inches. The Moustique's light weight makes it ideal for testing new micro equipment and allows less experienced modelers to get involved in micro electric radio-controlled flying.

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Pietenpol Air Camper

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The Pietenpol Air Camper, which first came out in 1930, is one of the first homebuilt flying machines that gained wide acceptance from model airplane enthusiasts. The model airplane is powered by a converted Model-A Ford, water-cooled automobile engine that is capable of generating up to 40hp.

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Double Trouble

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The Double Trouble model airplane with twin engines can be assembled with materials such as single servo and balsa sheeting. Both engines have the same thrust line with the first engine pushes while the second engine pulls. Step-by-step instructions on its construction are presented.

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