#Model builder magazine plans pdf
#Model builder magazine plans archive

Yellow highlighted plans indicate complete plans.

White indicates an incomplete plan however these plans may be usable depending on the builder's skills. A list of what we have is here: RCM list.pdf If you wish to add to our collection call (800) 435-9262, ext 507. We are adding RCM plans to our collection. Click here to view the newly acquired Model Builder Plans. The list, containing roughly 18,000 individual plans, has been put in alphabetical order by name, broken down into smaller files, and are listed below.

#Model builder magazine plans pdf

507, or email A printable order form is available in PDF format.ĪMA's Model Aviation (MA) plans and John Pond plans have been combined.

The AMA Plans Service can be contacted by telephone at (800) 435-9262, ext.

John Pond Collection - Plans from circa 1911.

#Model builder magazine plans archive

Archive of Model Aviation - Plans prior to 2014.Current Model Aviation Plans - 2014 to present available for purchase through PayPal.If you can find me those plans then email me the name and planID, that would help, thanks.We have four different collections that you can look through, click the links below to access them. Or another way to say it is: plans that got *re-printed* in MB, as oppposed to plans that got *re-drawn* in MB. I am talking here of plan that pre-date MB, so plans that are, say, pre-1970. If you want to help out with this, you can do so by searching through Outerzone for Model Builder plans that did not originate from MB. Even though the inspiration, the subject matter itself, was older. It seems to me these were 'modern' drawings commissioned by MB and thus now owned by them. I am not talking here about the re-drawn plans (by say Al Patterson) of older vintage designs. originally published in MAN October 1937, this is clearly not a design /plan that was ever owned by MB, it just happened to get printed (duplicated) in there, later on. Also, some of the plans may be reprints of older vintage plans which were never actually copyright of MB. Some plans may be wrongly tagged as from MB. I particularly want to check that I do not remove any plans that are not copyright of MB. I will be checking each and every one of the plans in question before I remove it from the listing. I expect it will take me at least two weeks to get this done. Removing those plans will take me some time to sort out and to organise. There are around 300 plans from MB currently listed on Outerzone. On that basis, I feel that the only honourable course of action is to comply with the AMA request, and to remove MB plans from Outerzone. But I am told that Mrs Northrop has designated the AMA Plans Service as the exclusive printing agency for MB plans, and it is now my understanding that from this time onwards Mrs Northrop will receive a percentage on all MB plan sales by the AMA. The AMA does not hold the copyright on these plans. The AMA have recently been in touch with me and requested that I remove all MB plans from Outerzone. She is not running the plans service, now. He is survived by his wife, Mrs Northrop. Bill Northrop sadly is not with us any more. The magazine finally folded, but then owner Bill Northrop set up the Northrop Plans Service and reprinted those MB plans and sold them, mail order. Model Builder magazine published hundreds of plans between 19. The AMA have asked me to remove all Model Builder plans from Outerzone.