FIA Rubber Powered Free-Flight Aircraft Model
Craftsman: Andrey Burdov
Catalog #: 2014.7.7
Contributor: Edward Swenton Jr.
This plane features a carbon fiber fuselage with brass tube rear section, carbon fiber leading edge on the inner wing sections, and custom formed carbon fiber tube as a spar in the outer sections of the double dihedral wings.
Four Seasons R/C Trainer Airplane
Craftsman: Joe Bridi
Catalog #: 2015.26.3
Donor: Joe Bridi
This R/C trainer amphibian aircraft model was built by Joe Bridi and named, “Four Seasons.”
Free Flight 1939 “Playboy” Model Airplane
Craftsman: Joe Bridi
Catalog #: 2012.19.1
Donor: Joe Bridi
Joe Bridi’s free flight 1939 “Playboy” model airplane is powered by an OS Max H 40P engine.
G-21A Grumman Goose (Air Catalina)
Craftsman: Ralph Sarosi
Catalog #: 2013.36.1
Donor: Joe Bridi
Mr. Sarosi modeled three different versions of the Grumman, including this Goose amphibian plane in the color scheme of Catalina Airlines.
Gasparin Micro Taylorcraft Flyer With CO2 Engine
Craftsman: Stefan Gasparin
Knapp Collection #: 289
Catalog #: 2011.32.9
Contributor: Paul Knapp
The Gasparin CO2 Micro Flyer with a G2.6 “World’s Smallest CO2 Engine,” has a wingspan of just 6.3 inches and weighs a total of 3.5 grams with engine.
GeeBee R1 Racing Plane
Craftsman: Ralph Sarosi
Catalog #: 2013.35.11
Donor: Joe Bridi
This is a wooden model GeeBee R1 racing plane—a special-built racing plane designed to vie for the Thompson trophy.
Grumman F7F Tigercat
Craftsman: Ralph Sarosi
Catalog #: 2014.14.3
Donor: Joe Bridi
A wooden model Grumman F7F Tigercat “NATC.” The F7F Tigercat was a twin engine fighter that could operate from Midway class carriers or larger.
Grumman F7F Tigercat
Craftsman: Ralph Sarosi
Catalog #: 2013.35.3
Donor: Joe Bridi
A wooden model Grumman F7F Tigercat “NATC.” The F7F Tigercat was a twin engine fighter that could operate from Midway class carriers or larger.
Grumman F7F-3 Tigercat Diecast Model
Craftsman: First Gear Collectibles
Catalog #: 2015.41.2
Donor: Joe Bridi
A diecast model of the Grumman F7F-3 Tigercat (Marines, #G-142) made by First Gear Collectibles.
Grumman G-44 Widgeon (Inline Engines)
Craftsman: Ralph Sarosi
Catalog #: 2013.35.5
Donor: Joe Bridi
Mr. Sarosi modeled three different versions of the Grumman G-44 Widgeon amphibian plane, including this one with inline engines.
Grumman G-44 Widgeon (Radial Engines)
Craftsman: Ralph Sarosi
Catalog #: 2013.35.4
Donor: Joe Bridi
Mr. Sarosi modeled three different versions of the Grumman G-44 Widgeon amphibian plane, including this one with radial engines.
Grumman G-73 “Mallard” Amphibian Plane
Craftsman: Ralph Sarosi
Catalog #: 2014.40.2
Donor: Joe Bridi
This wooden model Grumman G-73 “Mallard” amphibian plane has California Amphibious Transport markings.
Grumman Goose Amphibian Airplane
Craftsman: Ralph Sarosi
Catalog #: 2015.26.7
Donor: Joe Bridi
This wooden scale model of a Grumman Goose amphibian airplane was built by Ralph Sarosi.
Grumman S2A Tracker 1/48 Scale Plastic Model
Craftsman: Robert Olivari
Catalog #: 2015.24.3
Contributor: Robert Olivari
This plastic 1/48 Scale Grumman S2A Tracker was built by 30-year Navy veteran Bob Olivari.
Grumman S2D Tracker 1/72 Scale Plastic Model
Craftsman: Robert Olivari
Catalog #: 2014.24.4
Contributor: Robert Olivari
This plastic 1/72 Scale Grumman S2D Tracker was built by 30-year Navy veteran Bob Olivari.
Kaos 40 Sport Pattern Flyer R/C Aircraft
Craftsman: Joe Bridi
Catalog #: 2015.32.3
Donor: Joe Bridi
The “Kaos 40” sport pattern flyer was a popular kit designed by Joe Bridi.
Laird Solution Biplane
Craftsman: Ralph Sarosi
Catalog #: 2013.35.6
Donor: Joe Bridi
A wooden model of the original Laird LC-DW500 Super Solution, aka “Sky Buzzard,” racing biplane.
Loop Aircraft Tachometer
Craftsman: Pat Loop
Knapp Collection #: 22
Catalog #: 2008.16.04
Contributor: Paul Knapp
This 1/4 scale aircraft tachometer was designed and built by Pat Loop in 1995. It displayed accurate readings from 0 to 7,000 rpm.
Mama Mia XL FA1 R/C Aircraft
Craftsman: Joe Bridi
Catalog #: 2015.32.2
Donor: Joe Bridi
Joe Bridi built this sizable “Mama Mia” XL FA1 2m/2m R/C aircraft.
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