Volume Year Month Page In/Out-Door Subject Class Author-Designer Model Name/ Article Title Article Description
XXVIII NO. 2 1994  February. 5  Out-  Plan CO2  Art Grosheider  ALARIS A reduced scale plan of a small CO2 powered all-sheet flying wing.
XXVIII NO. 2 1994  February. 6  Out-  A continuing article about Inherent Stability  Ron St. Jean  Part 2….. Inherent Stability The second of a 3-part series- a 5 page article covering  different forms of stability, dihedral, decalage and downthrust.
XXVIII NO. 2 1994  February. 11  What part of the model do you build first  Vic Nippert  A humorous look at the way modellers work through the construction of a model.
XXVIII NO. 2 1994  February. 12  Out-  1/2A-F1J  1/2A-F1J  Bob Beecroft  SATAN  A reduced scale plan previously published in El Torbellino.
XXVIII NO. 2 1994  February. 14  Out-  New Nostalgia Rules  Nostalgia  Ralph Prey  New Nostalgia Rules  A four page piece of questions and answers including a reduced scale plan of HI-FLI previously published in the April 1956 issue of MAN.
XXVIII NO. 2 1994  February. 20  Out- 1993 America's Cup Results  F1A,F1B & F1C  Al Hotard  Complete contest results of the 3 classes.
XXVIII NO. 2 1994  February. 23  Out-  Plan  A-1  Karel Spacek  STARLING  A reduced scale plan of a 50" span Czech sailplane.
XXVIII NO. 2 1994  February. 24  Out-  Finding lost models  Ken Bauer  Finding lost models  A two page article in which the author suggests that a receiver designed for RDF has many advantages over an ordinary FM radio receiver or scanner.
XXVIII NO. 2 1994  February. 26  In-/Out-  Not stretching the Truth  Len Sherman  Not stretching the Truth  A two page article on the subject of rubber-powered brinkmanship in which the author compares TAN rubber and the new TAN II.
XXVIII NO. 2 1994  February. 28  Out-  Why do rubber motors bunch up ?  Jim O'Reilly  Why do rubber motors bunch up ?  A brief article on the problems of CG shift due to rubber bunching inside the fuselage during flight.
XXVIII NO. 2 1994  February. 29  In-  Plan  Bostonian  Richard Miller  BLUE FIN  A reduced scale plan of USIC class winner.