New Model Kits

The Arado AR-96 was the Luftwaffe's standard advanced trainer.  A two-seat low-wing all-metal monoplane that first flew in 1938. It was designed to fill the gap between the biplanes used for basic training and the advanced monoplane fighters jus..

    BMJR’s model was originally designed by Dave Platt,  as a rubber powered Free  Fight (Kit B-314).   An upgrade to electric power RC was inevitable.  Only significant changes to the original design was to de..

The Park Flyer  Bird  Dog  with dihedral wing , intended for 3 channel flying has a very  relaxed flight profile.   Kit B-339W  provides all the necessary parts to build a second wing for your Bird  Dog with ai..

The Bird Dog is essentially a Cessna 170 with tandem seating for pilot and observer. First lights were in 1949 with the designation L-19 (for liaison). Name switched in 1962 to the O-1 for Observation. Depending on the livery used an L-19 or O-1 may ..

The Sport  Scale Bird  Dog  with ailerons and flaps , is a great project; but, the dihedral wing does produce a more relaxed flight profile.   Kit B-340W  provides all the necessary parts to build a second wing for your ..

The Bird Dog is essentially a Cessna 170 with tandem seating for pilot and observer. First lights were in 1949 with the designation L-19 (for liaison). Name switched in 1962 to the O-1 for Observation. Depending on the livery used an L-19 or O-1 may ..

  Based on Bud Romak’s 1959 1/2A Free Flight which originally had a 68 1/2” span with 275 sq. in of area. Powered by a Thermal Hopper .049  the flying weight was 8 3/4 oz.  Bud sent me a copy of a plan drawn by Bill Dean which was u..

Based on Bud Romak’s 1959 1/2A Free Flight which originally had a 68 1/2” span with 275 sq. in of area. Powered by a Thermal Hopper .049  the flying weight was 8 3/4 oz.  Bud sent me a copy of a plan drawn by Bill Dean which was used to sca..

The BRFF-Park Flyer is based on Bud Romak’s 1959 1/2A Free Flight which originally had a 68 1/2” span with 275 sq. in of area. Powered by a Thermal Hopper .049.   Bud sent me a copy of a plan drawn by Bill Dean which was used to scale the m..

Comet Models operated as a significant Model kit supplier from 1929 up into the 1980’s.  Many of us cut our modeling teeth on a comet kit. Paul Bradley has helped us rekindle those years with a “reproduction” of the Comet METEOR.  Model has..

The original 13” span Dipper free flight rubber parasol model was a kit by Comet in 1932.  The  ad  stated it would fly 900ft.   The Flying Aces News had a plan redrawn by Stew Meyers in February 2024, which was the inspirati..

The BMJR DIXIELANDER kit is based on the George Fuller 1956 design, by Yeoman kits in the UK, and is intended for the  NFFS 2024 one-design event. Model has a projected 50" span and 361 sq.in. area. with an OS Max 15, polyspan covering and Kl..

The original Dixielander was designed by George Fuller in 1959, and produced as a kit by Yeoman in England in 1960. The original model had a 50” span and is  a Nostalgia legal design. The BMJR E-36 version has a 36” span and  186 sq. in. ar..

This offer is for 2 Dixielander E-36 kits in a single box. See B-711 for kit details  ..

The Fokker D-8, first flown in 1918 with a top speed of 127 mph and 20,000 ft. service ceiling. It would have been a formidable opponent had it not been so late in entering the war.  Allied pilots nicknamed it the Flying Razor, presuma..

 I asked Dave his inspiration for the P-NUT and he answered, “I have recently gotten back into rubber free flight as my main area of modeling interest, and looking through some files of airfoil, I found the B-8356-b. Designed originally for..

Along with Paul Bradley, BMJR has continued the line of Replica Free Flight Models originally designed and manufactured by Carl Goldberg Models in 1958. With a 30” wing span and all sheet wood balsa construction, the Ranger 30 was intended to help..

In 1958Carl Goldberg introduced the Ranger 30 to the modeling community through his Carl Goldberg Models company. With a 30” wing span and all sheet balsa construction, the ranger 30 was intended to help the new modeler achieve success in building a ..

The T-N-T is an abbreviation for The-No-Tow; which was a .15 gas  72” RC powered glider, published in the June 1977 issue of RCModeler. The BMJR TNT is a 40” version intended for electric power.  Airframe is typical of 1977 construction wit..

Vegas Raven Mk II is the second generation  after several build reviews and flight testing. the kit B-409 EP is intended for 200 watt electric power.  Model has Rudder, elevator and spoilers with a span of 74" and wing area of 712 sq. ..