Balsa
wood aircraft models. Some have a few moving parts, some
use tissue or wood coverings. While we list them primarily
as statc models, some use rubberband power to move the propeller,
and some can even be converted over to R/C planes.
Either
way, they can be fun to build and display, especially the
larger ones.
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Piper
Super Cub 95
(24 inch wingspan)
Javelin
(24 inch wingspan)
Piper
Cherokee
(20 inch wingspan)
Cessna
Bird Dog
(18 inch wingspan)
F15
Eagle
(12 inch wingspan)
F14
Tomcat
(19 inch wingspan (extended)
Grumman
TBF Avenger
(16 inch wingspan)
Cessna
180
(20 inch wingspan)
Cessna
170
(24 inch wingspan)
Cessna
150
(24 inch wingspan)
Fairchild
24
(25 inch wingspan)
North
American P51D Mustang
(24 inch wingspan)
DHC2
Beaver
(24 inch wingspan)
PC6
Porter
(26 inch wingspan)
Spirit
of Saint Louis
(34 inch wingspan)
Wright
Flyer
(24 inch wingspan)
F4U4
Corsair
(30 inch wingspan)
Cessna
Skyhawk
(36 inch wingspan)
RAF
Spitfire
(27 inch wingspan)
P40
Warhawk
(28 inch wingspan)
F6F3
Hellcatr
(32 inch wingspan)
Stearman
P17 Biplane
(28 inch wingspan)
Sopwith
Camel Biplane
(28 inch wingspan)
B25
Mitchell Bomber
(28 inch wingspan)
P47
Thunderbolt
(30 inch wingspan)
DC3
(34 inch wingspan)
Consolidated
B-24D Liberator
(48 inch wingspan)
P38
Lightning
(40 inch wingspan)
Catalina
PBY Flying Boat
(45 inch wingspan)
Boeing
B-17G Flying Fortress
(45 inch wingspan)
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