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6 FREE PLAN FEATURE
BRISTOL M.1C
A 1/8th scale electric-powered model,
designed by Peter Rake with prototype
model built and described by Pat Lynch
12 BRISTOL M.1 TYPE HISTORY
Aviation history is littered with examples
of promising military aircraft inexplicably
passed over even though their
performances promised a real advantage.
This is one of them,
20 BRISTOL M.1 SCALE DRAWING
M.1A, M.1B, M.1C & M.1D IN 1:40 Scale
22 BRISTOL M.1 COLOURS
Warpaint and civil register colour schemes
24 DOIN’ WHEELIES
For those in pursuit of true-scale
authenticity, GRAHAM SMITH reveals his
method of reproducing authentic wheels.
28 SUBJECTS FOR SCALE
MESSERSCHMITT 410 HORNISSE
For those who fancy a twin, but something
outside the ‘normal’ favourites, then
consider the Luftwaffe’s fi nal ‘destroyer’
heavy fi ghter that packed a powerful
punch
34 MESSERSCHMITT ME 410
SCALE DRAWIMG
1:60 scale, detailed three-views
36 MESSERSCHMITT 410
FLYING COLOURS
Colour schemes carried by the Luftwaffe’s‘ Hornet’
38 THE ME 410 IN DETAIL
Close-up of the rare survivor, held at the
RAF Museum, Corford.
42 SPORT SCALE MASTERCLASS
PART26: Gordon Whitehead’s scale aerobatics
tutorial
54 YMAS ELECTRIC FLY-IN
Scale, electricpoweredactionat York, reviewed
by Bruce Corfe.
60 MLIES M.38 MESSENGER
PART 3: Peter Shaw continues the
construction sequence of his Graham
Smith-designed, quarter-scale, 100”
(2540mm) wingspan Miles M.38 Messenger,
for engines in the region of 1.20 cu.in. This
month he begins to pile on the detail