Northrup's high climb

Article Abstract:

Northrup designed a model airplane in 1965 called the Foo Too that won him a world record. The craft reached 16,610 feet in altitude, and the flight was a tension-filled experience for Northrup. His angle of climb was too high at one point.

Biography, Competitions, Northrup, Bill

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Bipes and tidbits

Article Abstract:

Several readers of Model Airplane News have found much enjoyment in flying model biplanes and winning competitions. One reader praises the performance of a remote control system made by Milcott.

Models, Humor and anecdotes, Biplanes

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One man's memories

Article Abstract:

Photographs help us recall model airplane events of 30-40 years ago. An in depth description is also presented of one plane, the Mk V Interceptor from a competition in Philadelphia in 1965.

Portrayals

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