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How to Build A Successful Newsletter

Author: B. Hatschek


Edition: Model Aviation - 1996/01
Page Numbers: 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67

NO OCR TEXT Editors note author spent years editor various technical publications contributing editor American Machinist founded clubs newsletter Flyoff Its true Its too true model clubs newsletter editor will confirm word publishing newsletter valuable contributions member can make club very least keeps members aware club doings sparkplugs organizations activities welds group cohesive wholeeven meeting attendance does leave something desired Beyond well-crafted newsletter can contribute knowledge skills members can valuable source ideas tips model designs gadgetry etc can valuable tool gaining new members can help fatten club treasury Producing club newsletter no snap job Its tremendous challenge pay lousy Yet can very rewarding some thoughts ideasin random order because theyre important Title One first things name baby Keep character Use humor Brag little Double entendre good keep short selected Flyoff title Skyscrapers newsletter because suggests competition because flyoff exciting part freeflight contest word implies controversy its decisive action Size Most club newsletters consist number 81/2 X 11 sheets staple upper left-hand corner Thats standard US letter size fits photocopying machinewhich seems way club newsletters printed number such letter-size sheets typical newsletter four five because five sheets weigh just less ounce newsletters circulated First Class Mail sheet requires 23 cents postage Thus typical newsletter printed both sides 8- 10-pager Flyoff atypicaltwo 11 x 17 sheets printed both sides course provide reader eight pages size selected because copying machines size widely available useful plans can published 11 x 17 8/2 x 11 Plans small models can reproduced full-size Flyoff printed office copier its jobbed out offset printing double size still permits insertion extra single 8 x 11 sheet photocopied otherwise reproduced late-breaking news special information club members requiring extra postage Publication frequency talking about periodical Thats something published regular intervals daily weekly monthly whatever club newsletters its typically same frequency meetings minutes last meeting generally edited down pretty standard fare club newsletters Let suggest another criterion Choose frequency does overload editor Remember editors favorite pastime presumably building flying model airplanesif isnt may best editor Publications usually take character whoever produces replacing editor always successful Try keep editor happy pay lousy / / 4/ C/ -t,, 4 c ~: Lb1 i . 4-. $ -z&,, 44&#AfaiI Flyoff originally proposed start quarterly published three months expand bimonthly two months eventually monthly material becomes available optimistic assumption unfortunately never came about Flyoff remains Skyscrapers Quarterly after nearly eight years otherwise-successful publication term quarterly newsletter oxymoron term selfcontradictory News has time value after three months hardly seems journalistically fast-paced call Flyoff journal would also misleading because word implies heft eight pages just doesnt deliver Mechanics typography Putting newsletter together can range lowtech highest Most club newsletters simple paste-ups text illustrations produced separate pieces paper cut out pasted onto master pages reproduced photocopier offset printing stapled mailed need some way get legible words onto paper fairly easily typewriter least word-processing system some kind Its likely someone group has home computerand makes him prime candidate editorIts also probable computer has some word-processing software connected printer some kind though might convenient dont need $495 desktop-publishing software Lets consider options Remember thinking about 8-10 pages four five sheets printed both sides really serious about content isnt lot space type takes up space may realize Ordinary typewriter type either 10 characters inch so-called Pica size rather old-fashioned 12 Elite Thats 75 90 characters across 8/2-inch page /2-inch borders five Pica six Elite lines type per inch depth Multiply out pages useful depth 10 inches get 50 lines 75 Pica characters characters 60 x 90 Elite characters Believe thats enough Including title 3000 words article maybe 24000 characters Editors note Bob before started hacking up text Ha Theres easy fix copying machines can reduce imagesespecially 77% 65% Elite type reduced 77% still highly readable gives 156 characters per inch across page 78 lines down-pup 9126 characters home computer word-processing software yields better options different type designs calledfonts sizes available include typical Pica Elite varieties hundreds others also available Suffice say two broad categories type so-called text faces display type Text faces designed quick-andeasy reading feature serifsthose little strokes across ends letters help guide eye along line type Display type typically sans serif literally serifs usually bold seemingly designed read other side room Its typically used headlines captions subheads other places relatively few words stand alone Type size spacing measured points 72 points ch Flyoff produced ancient Macintosh computer almost seven years old using WordPerfect version 102 software Text 10-point Times Roman type usually 1 extra point space between lines yielding about 60-65 lines vertically page Headlines set Helvetica Bold variety point sizes particular type faces virtually classics uses Actually 10-point type fairly large Flyoff copy produced dotmatrix printer resolution about 72 dots per inch dpi ink-jet laser printer 300 dpi resolution could probably reduce type size 8- 9-point get still words losing readability 62 Model Aviation ut makeup mistake amateur editors seem make rather frequently make newsletters look like letters books spread type unbroken across whole page readers eye has difficulty following really slows down reading Thats newspapers magazines some largeformat books set relatively narrow columns 8-inch page width optimum column width range two four inches although its generally measured picas inch cas 1 pica oints Thus standard-size magazines such Model Aviation typical newsletters use either two-column three-column makeup typical column widths about 20-21 picas 3 31/2 inches 12-13 picas 2 2/6 inches respectively Either highly readableespecially fully justified spaced both left right edges column remember will probably also want include illustrations photos sketches cartoons etc type columns uniform width two-column makeup gives us choice full-page half-page width illustrations three-column lets us select full-page /3-page 2/3-page widths illustrations Sure have other choices can bleed illustration run out edge page float use extrawide margins run text around set part column non-standard width example three-column probably economical space minimum required manipulation unless have some high-powered desktop publishing software wont go Illustration Drawings mandatory model aviation publication photographs people will deny statement quote old saw picture worth thousand words Well drawings pictures arent photo useful illustrates something clarifies point made text subjects mother can recognize him magazine can use photos just because look pretty newsletter usually doesnt have enough space rarely has capability really sharp reproduction big trouble photos too often used wrong reasons fill space stroke somebodys ego photographers subjects second-biggest problem theyre selectively composed and/or cropped theyre published appropriate size whatever reason editor has failed duty eliminate some chaff doesnt really deserve publication modeler-editors seem very good judges photography dont want hurt WITH FiFTIFIDIL IFiTEILIOEFEE creation space age technology 21st CENTURY IRON makes other covering irons obsolete No guesswork major iron-on covering manufacturers recommend specific application shrinking temperatures achieve tightest longest lasting possible finish Only 21st CENTURY IRON has built-in temperature control system accurate within three degrees Fahrenheit dial setting Simply set dial desired temperature Temperature Processing Indicator TPI lights iron temperature rises reach dial setting TPI blinks set temperature reached telling its time cover No thermometer complicated testing needed advanced tool iron allows dial specific temperature 21st CENTURYIRON has designed ground up master modelers Itsie shoe design will reach places other irons can dream ofand its fully contoured shape allows dent-freeapplication temperature control dial handle hot shoe no burned fingers Its specially ulated coating delivers remarkable slip characteristics smoothest no-drag slide over virtually covering surface custom-fitted covering sock sturdy table top stand included free costs little conventional irons its last iron youll ever buy smart iron Coverite REAR UNEETOTHAHILNOF HEUPEHATARE CONTROL SYSTEM HEMPE ROTA 0 COSHEAL IIOANTTO ON HANDLE NOT ON NOTE OttAWA OAALLYRHANORENPRS FINGERS ON HOT NHOE GAL TENTRERAHARE C%ndVEIUIE INTAINCOEAHEEN FAHRENHEIT OF NOAH HENrEE*TUEESIQEEAT NOAHERI OF FILLETS NTS 420 BABYLON ROAD NORNOAM PENNY HAN NO BUILD BETTER BIPES BUILD BETTER MONOPLANES New 1996 100 Pages 800 Photographs Only $1995 Direct Sales Please Add $3 Shipping HARRY B HIGLEY SONS INC P 0 BOX 532 GLENWOOD IL 60425 THE WOFLO OFiLY COUEFIF1O IFOF1 Maybe its fuel Advanced Aero Fuelet Only $1495 eActually pays itself gas savings. sKeeps bottle sealed sProfects against spills eHeips keep fuel moisture out Made from 22nd Century TwistKonnexim Sub miniature quick lock fittings 5WF Coiled Tubing siphon pinpoint fuel pickup 24HR Order Hotline 800 273 AERO 805 943 5394 iiLuiy Aero Products Inc Please add $400 S/H L Suite 295 Lancaster CA 93536 VISA/MC/AMEX contributors feelings good editor may have other hand modelers know read drawing theyre reasonably good making readable drawingssurely adequate newsletters Drawings have inked reproduce well photocopy drawing made sharp pencil smooth drafting vellum Mylar shelf paper will reproduce almost well inked drawing make sure lettering legible Remember its also possible type up callouts drawing just paste dont forget unless plan full size make sure includes necessary dimensions least scale readers can enlarge drawing full size thing tends make amateur publications look amateurish tendency fill space inappropriately typified cartoons reproduced fullpage half-page should reduced perhaps two-inch square full-page contest notice could have reduced quarter-page Filling space easy way seductive temptation deadline nears avoid like plague because its cheating readers Content getting primary consideration communication audience Whos going read stuff much does reader already know Knowing answers such questions enables editor decide whats appropriate has go after kind content toughest part producing newsletter getting things put usually takes nagging helpful technique pick readerreal imaginaryas typical imagine what would interest person go after kind content newsletters put major emphasis chatty club news meeting minutes last fun-fly contest results whos doing what bit humor few brief building flying tips sort thing Thats fine belongs rather visaBJrn/c ELECTRONICS 64 Model Aviation ne runnin bit r0uh Sukhoi Su-2 6 RJC Sport Scale Wing Span 54 4 Si AIF r b AIrplIn MADE IN THE USA Area 520 sq Length 42 etc FOR OLDER UPDATES WE HAVE OVER 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN RC AT WE 1466 windward dr mason ohio 45040 ph 513 398-5423 II $16495 shipping Included Calif Residents add 71/4% sales tax ~en. Lrh completely finished unit made select maple hardwoods birch plywood Interlocking construction Medium pecan Features tour folding legs locking adjustable holders wing holders back Both lined neoprene coated sponge rubber Slide out power module built-in tool rack carrying handle holds battery starter Flight Box will fold down nice suitcase package 21 1/2 x 9 1/2 x 16 overall will hold gallon fuel can transmitter plus has two drawers parts Also available Four drawers instead Power Module--four small drawers either side Boat unit completely adjustable holders minus wing racks Made America Americans B A/Visa Master Charge Welcome e ted limits potential readership newsletter club members thats goal fine have broader target mind have broaden content editing Flyoff take position fellow Skyscrapers competitionoriented free-flight modelers first Thats joined club strive content will interest free-fighter sprinkle items pertain club goal get least construction article issue general article describing design theory trimming technique useful gadget etc result policy enjoy paid circulation outside club five times great membership considerable benefit Skyscraper treasury does content come Ill first admit have write too much As editor dont like thatnot because Im lazy also because feel would better publication greater variety contributors Other Skyscrapers contribute course dont limit nagging fellow clubmates Any time see hear interesting idea gadget procedure model design whatever ask Sometimes have interview author write up ask him check over first draft always tell contributors worry about spelling punctuation grammar like thats job editor News releases about new products have become major source filler material virtually commercially oriented special-interest publications readers want know about things tendency public-relations efforts send copies releases anybody everybody might conceivably publish valid because different editors columnists readers interested problem arises everybody seems use item Sometimes youll read same item half-a-dozen places same magazine 131 RAVENWOCO RD VERSAIUES KY 40383 66 Model Aviation a 7&dc4t / N 1 Disfinctive Quality Wood 4630 Day Road thur CA 96056 e 916-336-6990 Usually first time enough since Flyoff limited its pages infrequent its publication avoid using releases unless have some pertinent comment make subject such personal evaluation product roundup comparing similar products Another source good articles swap arrangement have about 25 other similarly oriented publications including several published overseas swipe lotand swipe well use material another publication try enhance original material example reprinted small stick Old-Timer Zaic Year Book added full-size plans wing tail building flying notes three recent builders model Any time material another source used source given full credit courteous journalistically dishonest two publications dont swipe Model Aviation Free Flight Flyoff may comment content dont reprint because assume virtually readers least US also read two publications feel complimented however publications swipe something Flyoffand problem remains however its tough get good stuff fill newsletter issue Id hate tell promises Ive collected great articles have yet see Circulation revenue editors pay terrible newsletter isnt free First editorial costs phone calls nag contributors photocopies drawings new ribbon printer etc paper printing postage may may biggest bite So have charge newsletter much club decision course make sure dont overlook legitimate costs have substantial circulation list keep names addresses subscribers expiration date computer database should also enable print out mailing labels newsletter also other mailings contest notices special meetings etc Carefully designed coding circulation database can save postal costsespecially list includes modelers club members Surprise Surprise Remarkably might find enjoy publishing dodge will probably make better modeler After editor includes model plans building flying tips new-product evaluations gadgetry design ideas similar content bound learn some new tricks will help him both shop field Go 4WHEN YOU WANT REAL DETAIL DONT CLEAR THE WORKBENCH JUST TO COVER YOUR PLANE THE COVER MASTER will ense cut covering material parts material rock steady giving two free hands stretch iron finished parts detailing installation gas tank motor controls etc Retail $6495 plus $10 S&H Video tape available $10 plus $2 S&H Refundable return video order PRECISION AIR ENTERPRISES 4535 Forest Lk Ct SE Grand Rapids MI 49546 Faster Service Call Charge 616-957-3371 616-975-0991 January1996 67 THERE IS ONLY ONE C COMPLETE 118 SCALE ENGINE KITS FOR P&W J-5 LE RHONE ROTARY CYLINDERS FROM 1112 TO 114 SCALE INJECTED MOLDED FOR LIGHT WEIGHT AND SCALE DETAIL SEND SASE FOR ILLUSTRATED ORDER FORM OR $300 FOR COLOR CATALOG WILLIAMS BROS INC 181 PAWNEE STREET DEPT MA SAN MARCOS CA 92069 WII Pa er M defrlze P5 nannI wurwj winjuy uuuw vi mu 51 iigntrs 0 WWH *uumy r.sauu mniuvi ni viii hhsu INCLUDES Full intructions histoilcal notes clear plaik prop disks Accurate detail carefully designed assembly Maim fantastic mobile OR create own miniature Air Museum Scale qprox 172 Satisfaction always Guaranteed Aviable Air Museums directly II13

Author: B. Hatschek


Edition: Model Aviation - 1996/01
Page Numbers: 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67

NO OCR TEXT Editors note author spent years editor various technical publications contributing editor American Machinist founded clubs newsletter Flyoff Its true Its too true model clubs newsletter editor will confirm word publishing newsletter valuable contributions member can make club very least keeps members aware club doings sparkplugs organizations activities welds group cohesive wholeeven meeting attendance does leave something desired Beyond well-crafted newsletter can contribute knowledge skills members can valuable source ideas tips model designs gadgetry etc can valuable tool gaining new members can help fatten club treasury Producing club newsletter no snap job Its tremendous challenge pay lousy Yet can very rewarding some thoughts ideasin random order because theyre important Title One first things name baby Keep character Use humor Brag little Double entendre good keep short selected Flyoff title Skyscrapers newsletter because suggests competition because flyoff exciting part freeflight contest word implies controversy its decisive action Size Most club newsletters consist number 81/2 X 11 sheets staple upper left-hand corner Thats standard US letter size fits photocopying machinewhich seems way club newsletters printed number such letter-size sheets typical newsletter four five because five sheets weigh just less ounce newsletters circulated First Class Mail sheet requires 23 cents postage Thus typical newsletter printed both sides 8- 10-pager Flyoff atypicaltwo 11 x 17 sheets printed both sides course provide reader eight pages size selected because copying machines size widely available useful plans can published 11 x 17 8/2 x 11 Plans small models can reproduced full-size Flyoff printed office copier its jobbed out offset printing double size still permits insertion extra single 8 x 11 sheet photocopied otherwise reproduced late-breaking news special information club members requiring extra postage Publication frequency talking about periodical Thats something published regular intervals daily weekly monthly whatever club newsletters its typically same frequency meetings minutes last meeting generally edited down pretty standard fare club newsletters Let suggest another criterion Choose frequency does overload editor Remember editors favorite pastime presumably building flying model airplanesif isnt may best editor Publications usually take character whoever produces replacing editor always successful Try keep editor happy pay lousy / / 4/ C/ -t,, 4 c ~: Lb1 i . 4-. $ -z&,, 44&#AfaiI Flyoff originally proposed start quarterly published three months expand bimonthly two months eventually monthly material becomes available optimistic assumption unfortunately never came about Flyoff remains Skyscrapers Quarterly after nearly eight years otherwise-successful publication term quarterly newsletter oxymoron term selfcontradictory News has time value after three months hardly seems journalistically fast-paced call Flyoff journal would also misleading because word implies heft eight pages just doesnt deliver Mechanics typography Putting newsletter together can range lowtech highest Most club newsletters simple paste-ups text illustrations produced separate pieces paper cut out pasted onto master pages reproduced photocopier offset printing stapled mailed need some way get legible words onto paper fairly easily typewriter least word-processing system some kind Its likely someone group has home computerand makes him prime candidate editorIts also probable computer has some word-processing software connected printer some kind though might convenient dont need $495 desktop-publishing software Lets consider options Remember thinking about 8-10 pages four five sheets printed both sides really serious about content isnt lot space type takes up space may realize Ordinary typewriter type either 10 characters inch so-called Pica size rather old-fashioned 12 Elite Thats 75 90 characters across 8/2-inch page /2-inch borders five Pica six Elite lines type per inch depth Multiply out pages useful depth 10 inches get 50 lines 75 Pica characters characters 60 x 90 Elite characters Believe thats enough Including title 3000 words article maybe 24000 characters Editors note Bob before started hacking up text Ha Theres easy fix copying machines can reduce imagesespecially 77% 65% Elite type reduced 77% still highly readable gives 156 characters per inch across page 78 lines down-pup 9126 characters home computer word-processing software yields better options different type designs calledfonts sizes available include typical Pica Elite varieties hundreds others also available Suffice say two broad categories type so-called text faces display type Text faces designed quick-andeasy reading feature serifsthose little strokes across ends letters help guide eye along line type Display type typically sans serif literally serifs usually bold seemingly designed read other side room Its typically used headlines captions subheads other places relatively few words stand alone Type size spacing measured points 72 points ch Flyoff produced ancient Macintosh computer almost seven years old using WordPerfect version 102 software Text 10-point Times Roman type usually 1 extra point space between lines yielding about 60-65 lines vertically page Headlines set Helvetica Bold variety point sizes particular type faces virtually classics uses Actually 10-point type fairly large Flyoff copy produced dotmatrix printer resolution about 72 dots per inch dpi ink-jet laser printer 300 dpi resolution could probably reduce type size 8- 9-point get still words losing readability 62 Model Aviation ut makeup mistake amateur editors seem make rather frequently make newsletters look like letters books spread type unbroken across whole page readers eye has difficulty following really slows down reading Thats newspapers magazines some largeformat books set relatively narrow columns 8-inch page width optimum column width range two four inches although its generally measured picas inch cas 1 pica oints Thus standard-size magazines such Model Aviation typical newsletters use either two-column three-column makeup typical column widths about 20-21 picas 3 31/2 inches 12-13 picas 2 2/6 inches respectively Either highly readableespecially fully justified spaced both left right edges column remember will probably also want include illustrations photos sketches cartoons etc type columns uniform width two-column makeup gives us choice full-page half-page width illustrations three-column lets us select full-page /3-page 2/3-page widths illustrations Sure have other choices can bleed illustration run out edge page float use extrawide margins run text around set part column non-standard width example three-column probably economical space minimum required manipulation unless have some high-powered desktop publishing software wont go Illustration Drawings mandatory model aviation publication photographs people will deny statement quote old saw picture worth thousand words Well drawings pictures arent photo useful illustrates something clarifies point made text subjects mother can recognize him magazine can use photos just because look pretty newsletter usually doesnt have enough space rarely has capability really sharp reproduction big trouble photos too often used wrong reasons fill space stroke somebodys ego photographers subjects second-biggest problem theyre selectively composed and/or cropped theyre published appropriate size whatever reason editor has failed duty eliminate some chaff doesnt really deserve publication modeler-editors seem very good judges photography dont want hurt WITH FiFTIFIDIL IFiTEILIOEFEE creation space age technology 21st CENTURY IRON makes other covering irons obsolete No guesswork major iron-on covering manufacturers recommend specific application shrinking temperatures achieve tightest longest lasting possible finish Only 21st CENTURY IRON has built-in temperature control system accurate within three degrees Fahrenheit dial setting Simply set dial desired temperature Temperature Processing Indicator TPI lights iron temperature rises reach dial setting TPI blinks set temperature reached telling its time cover No thermometer complicated testing needed advanced tool iron allows dial specific temperature 21st CENTURYIRON has designed ground up master modelers Itsie shoe design will reach places other irons can dream ofand its fully contoured shape allows dent-freeapplication temperature control dial handle hot shoe no burned fingers Its specially ulated coating delivers remarkable slip characteristics smoothest no-drag slide over virtually covering surface custom-fitted covering sock sturdy table top stand included free costs little conventional irons its last iron youll ever buy smart iron Coverite REAR UNEETOTHAHILNOF HEUPEHATARE CONTROL SYSTEM HEMPE ROTA 0 COSHEAL IIOANTTO ON HANDLE NOT ON NOTE OttAWA OAALLYRHANORENPRS FINGERS ON HOT NHOE GAL TENTRERAHARE C%ndVEIUIE INTAINCOEAHEEN FAHRENHEIT OF NOAH HENrEE*TUEESIQEEAT NOAHERI OF FILLETS NTS 420 BABYLON ROAD NORNOAM PENNY HAN NO BUILD BETTER BIPES BUILD BETTER MONOPLANES New 1996 100 Pages 800 Photographs Only $1995 Direct Sales Please Add $3 Shipping HARRY B HIGLEY SONS INC P 0 BOX 532 GLENWOOD IL 60425 THE WOFLO OFiLY COUEFIF1O IFOF1 Maybe its fuel Advanced Aero Fuelet Only $1495 eActually pays itself gas savings. sKeeps bottle sealed sProfects against spills eHeips keep fuel moisture out Made from 22nd Century TwistKonnexim Sub miniature quick lock fittings 5WF Coiled Tubing siphon pinpoint fuel pickup 24HR Order Hotline 800 273 AERO 805 943 5394 iiLuiy Aero Products Inc Please add $400 S/H L Suite 295 Lancaster CA 93536 VISA/MC/AMEX contributors feelings good editor may have other hand modelers know read drawing theyre reasonably good making readable drawingssurely adequate newsletters Drawings have inked reproduce well photocopy drawing made sharp pencil smooth drafting vellum Mylar shelf paper will reproduce almost well inked drawing make sure lettering legible Remember its also possible type up callouts drawing just paste dont forget unless plan full size make sure includes necessary dimensions least scale readers can enlarge drawing full size thing tends make amateur publications look amateurish tendency fill space inappropriately typified cartoons reproduced fullpage half-page should reduced perhaps two-inch square full-page contest notice could have reduced quarter-page Filling space easy way seductive temptation deadline nears avoid like plague because its cheating readers Content getting primary consideration communication audience Whos going read stuff much does reader already know Knowing answers such questions enables editor decide whats appropriate has go after kind content toughest part producing newsletter getting things put usually takes nagging helpful technique pick readerreal imaginaryas typical imagine what would interest person go after kind content newsletters put major emphasis chatty club news meeting minutes last fun-fly contest results whos doing what bit humor few brief building flying tips sort thing Thats fine belongs rather visaBJrn/c ELECTRONICS 64 Model Aviation ne runnin bit r0uh Sukhoi Su-2 6 RJC Sport Scale Wing Span 54 4 Si AIF r b AIrplIn MADE IN THE USA Area 520 sq Length 42 etc FOR OLDER UPDATES WE HAVE OVER 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN RC AT WE 1466 windward dr mason ohio 45040 ph 513 398-5423 II $16495 shipping Included Calif Residents add 71/4% sales tax ~en. Lrh completely finished unit made select maple hardwoods birch plywood Interlocking construction Medium pecan Features tour folding legs locking adjustable holders wing holders back Both lined neoprene coated sponge rubber Slide out power module built-in tool rack carrying handle holds battery starter Flight Box will fold down nice suitcase package 21 1/2 x 9 1/2 x 16 overall will hold gallon fuel can transmitter plus has two drawers parts Also available Four drawers instead Power Module--four small drawers either side Boat unit completely adjustable holders minus wing racks Made America Americans B A/Visa Master Charge Welcome e ted limits potential readership newsletter club members thats goal fine have broader target mind have broaden content editing Flyoff take position fellow Skyscrapers competitionoriented free-flight modelers first Thats joined club strive content will interest free-fighter sprinkle items pertain club goal get least construction article issue general article describing design theory trimming technique useful gadget etc result policy enjoy paid circulation outside club five times great membership considerable benefit Skyscraper treasury does content come Ill first admit have write too much As editor dont like thatnot because Im lazy also because feel would better publication greater variety contributors Other Skyscrapers contribute course dont limit nagging fellow clubmates Any time see hear interesting idea gadget procedure model design whatever ask Sometimes have interview author write up ask him check over first draft always tell contributors worry about spelling punctuation grammar like thats job editor News releases about new products have become major source filler material virtually commercially oriented special-interest publications readers want know about things tendency public-relations efforts send copies releases anybody everybody might conceivably publish valid because different editors columnists readers interested problem arises everybody seems use item Sometimes youll read same item half-a-dozen places same magazine 131 RAVENWOCO RD VERSAIUES KY 40383 66 Model Aviation a 7&dc4t / N 1 Disfinctive Quality Wood 4630 Day Road thur CA 96056 e 916-336-6990 Usually first time enough since Flyoff limited its pages infrequent its publication avoid using releases unless have some pertinent comment make subject such personal evaluation product roundup comparing similar products Another source good articles swap arrangement have about 25 other similarly oriented publications including several published overseas swipe lotand swipe well use material another publication try enhance original material example reprinted small stick Old-Timer Zaic Year Book added full-size plans wing tail building flying notes three recent builders model Any time material another source used source given full credit courteous journalistically dishonest two publications dont swipe Model Aviation Free Flight Flyoff may comment content dont reprint because assume virtually readers least US also read two publications feel complimented however publications swipe something Flyoffand problem remains however its tough get good stuff fill newsletter issue Id hate tell promises Ive collected great articles have yet see Circulation revenue editors pay terrible newsletter isnt free First editorial costs phone calls nag contributors photocopies drawings new ribbon printer etc paper printing postage may may biggest bite So have charge newsletter much club decision course make sure dont overlook legitimate costs have substantial circulation list keep names addresses subscribers expiration date computer database should also enable print out mailing labels newsletter also other mailings contest notices special meetings etc Carefully designed coding circulation database can save postal costsespecially list includes modelers club members Surprise Surprise Remarkably might find enjoy publishing dodge will probably make better modeler After editor includes model plans building flying tips new-product evaluations gadgetry design ideas similar content bound learn some new tricks will help him both shop field Go 4WHEN YOU WANT REAL DETAIL DONT CLEAR THE WORKBENCH JUST TO COVER YOUR PLANE THE COVER MASTER will ense cut covering material parts material rock steady giving two free hands stretch iron finished parts detailing installation gas tank motor controls etc Retail $6495 plus $10 S&H Video tape available $10 plus $2 S&H Refundable return video order PRECISION AIR ENTERPRISES 4535 Forest Lk Ct SE Grand Rapids MI 49546 Faster Service Call Charge 616-957-3371 616-975-0991 January1996 67 THERE IS ONLY ONE C COMPLETE 118 SCALE ENGINE KITS FOR P&W J-5 LE RHONE ROTARY CYLINDERS FROM 1112 TO 114 SCALE INJECTED MOLDED FOR LIGHT WEIGHT AND SCALE DETAIL SEND SASE FOR ILLUSTRATED ORDER FORM OR $300 FOR COLOR CATALOG WILLIAMS BROS INC 181 PAWNEE STREET DEPT MA SAN MARCOS CA 92069 WII Pa er M defrlze P5 nannI wurwj winjuy uuuw vi mu 51 iigntrs 0 WWH *uumy r.sauu mniuvi ni viii hhsu INCLUDES Full intructions histoilcal notes clear plaik prop disks Accurate detail carefully designed assembly Maim fantastic mobile OR create own miniature Air Museum Scale qprox 172 Satisfaction always Guaranteed Aviable Air Museums directly II13

Author: B. Hatschek


Edition: Model Aviation - 1996/01
Page Numbers: 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67

NO OCR TEXT Editors note author spent years editor various technical publications contributing editor American Machinist founded clubs newsletter Flyoff Its true Its too true model clubs newsletter editor will confirm word publishing newsletter valuable contributions member can make club very least keeps members aware club doings sparkplugs organizations activities welds group cohesive wholeeven meeting attendance does leave something desired Beyond well-crafted newsletter can contribute knowledge skills members can valuable source ideas tips model designs gadgetry etc can valuable tool gaining new members can help fatten club treasury Producing club newsletter no snap job Its tremendous challenge pay lousy Yet can very rewarding some thoughts ideasin random order because theyre important Title One first things name baby Keep character Use humor Brag little Double entendre good keep short selected Flyoff title Skyscrapers newsletter because suggests competition because flyoff exciting part freeflight contest word implies controversy its decisive action Size Most club newsletters consist number 81/2 X 11 sheets staple upper left-hand corner Thats standard US letter size fits photocopying machinewhich seems way club newsletters printed number such letter-size sheets typical newsletter four five because five sheets weigh just less ounce newsletters circulated First Class Mail sheet requires 23 cents postage Thus typical newsletter printed both sides 8- 10-pager Flyoff atypicaltwo 11 x 17 sheets printed both sides course provide reader eight pages size selected because copying machines size widely available useful plans can published 11 x 17 8/2 x 11 Plans small models can reproduced full-size Flyoff printed office copier its jobbed out offset printing double size still permits insertion extra single 8 x 11 sheet photocopied otherwise reproduced late-breaking news special information club members requiring extra postage Publication frequency talking about periodical Thats something published regular intervals daily weekly monthly whatever club newsletters its typically same frequency meetings minutes last meeting generally edited down pretty standard fare club newsletters Let suggest another criterion Choose frequency does overload editor Remember editors favorite pastime presumably building flying model airplanesif isnt may best editor Publications usually take character whoever produces replacing editor always successful Try keep editor happy pay lousy / / 4/ C/ -t,, 4 c ~: Lb1 i . 4-. $ -z&,, 44&#AfaiI Flyoff originally proposed start quarterly published three months expand bimonthly two months eventually monthly material becomes available optimistic assumption unfortunately never came about Flyoff remains Skyscrapers Quarterly after nearly eight years otherwise-successful publication term quarterly newsletter oxymoron term selfcontradictory News has time value after three months hardly seems journalistically fast-paced call Flyoff journal would also misleading because word implies heft eight pages just doesnt deliver Mechanics typography Putting newsletter together can range lowtech highest Most club newsletters simple paste-ups text illustrations produced separate pieces paper cut out pasted onto master pages reproduced photocopier offset printing stapled mailed need some way get legible words onto paper fairly easily typewriter least word-processing system some kind Its likely someone group has home computerand makes him prime candidate editorIts also probable computer has some word-processing software connected printer some kind though might convenient dont need $495 desktop-publishing software Lets consider options Remember thinking about 8-10 pages four five sheets printed both sides really serious about content isnt lot space type takes up space may realize Ordinary typewriter type either 10 characters inch so-called Pica size rather old-fashioned 12 Elite Thats 75 90 characters across 8/2-inch page /2-inch borders five Pica six Elite lines type per inch depth Multiply out pages useful depth 10 inches get 50 lines 75 Pica characters characters 60 x 90 Elite characters Believe thats enough Including title 3000 words article maybe 24000 characters Editors note Bob before started hacking up text Ha Theres easy fix copying machines can reduce imagesespecially 77% 65% Elite type reduced 77% still highly readable gives 156 characters per inch across page 78 lines down-pup 9126 characters home computer word-processing software yields better options different type designs calledfonts sizes available include typical Pica Elite varieties hundreds others also available Suffice say two broad categories type so-called text faces display type Text faces designed quick-andeasy reading feature serifsthose little strokes across ends letters help guide eye along line type Display type typically sans serif literally serifs usually bold seemingly designed read other side room Its typically used headlines captions subheads other places relatively few words stand alone Type size spacing measured points 72 points ch Flyoff produced ancient Macintosh computer almost seven years old using WordPerfect version 102 software Text 10-point Times Roman type usually 1 extra point space between lines yielding about 60-65 lines vertically page Headlines set Helvetica Bold variety point sizes particular type faces virtually classics uses Actually 10-point type fairly large Flyoff copy produced dotmatrix printer resolution about 72 dots per inch dpi ink-jet laser printer 300 dpi resolution could probably reduce type size 8- 9-point get still words losing readability 62 Model Aviation ut makeup mistake amateur editors seem make rather frequently make newsletters look like letters books spread type unbroken across whole page readers eye has difficulty following really slows down reading Thats newspapers magazines some largeformat books set relatively narrow columns 8-inch page width optimum column width range two four inches although its generally measured picas inch cas 1 pica oints Thus standard-size magazines such Model Aviation typical newsletters use either two-column three-column makeup typical column widths about 20-21 picas 3 31/2 inches 12-13 picas 2 2/6 inches respectively Either highly readableespecially fully justified spaced both left right edges column remember will probably also want include illustrations photos sketches cartoons etc type columns uniform width two-column makeup gives us choice full-page half-page width illustrations three-column lets us select full-page /3-page 2/3-page widths illustrations Sure have other choices can bleed illustration run out edge page float use extrawide margins run text around set part column non-standard width example three-column probably economical space minimum required manipulation unless have some high-powered desktop publishing software wont go Illustration Drawings mandatory model aviation publication photographs people will deny statement quote old saw picture worth thousand words Well drawings pictures arent photo useful illustrates something clarifies point made text subjects mother can recognize him magazine can use photos just because look pretty newsletter usually doesnt have enough space rarely has capability really sharp reproduction big trouble photos too often used wrong reasons fill space stroke somebodys ego photographers subjects second-biggest problem theyre selectively composed and/or cropped theyre published appropriate size whatever reason editor has failed duty eliminate some chaff doesnt really deserve publication modeler-editors seem very good judges photography dont want hurt WITH FiFTIFIDIL IFiTEILIOEFEE creation space age technology 21st CENTURY IRON makes other covering irons obsolete No guesswork major iron-on covering manufacturers recommend specific application shrinking temperatures achieve tightest longest lasting possible finish Only 21st CENTURY IRON has built-in temperature control system accurate within three degrees Fahrenheit dial setting Simply set dial desired temperature Temperature Processing Indicator TPI lights iron temperature rises reach dial setting TPI blinks set temperature reached telling its time cover No thermometer complicated testing needed advanced tool iron allows dial specific temperature 21st CENTURYIRON has designed ground up master modelers Itsie shoe design will reach places other irons can dream ofand its fully contoured shape allows dent-freeapplication temperature control dial handle hot shoe no burned fingers Its specially ulated coating delivers remarkable slip characteristics smoothest no-drag slide over virtually covering surface custom-fitted covering sock sturdy table top stand included free costs little conventional irons its last iron youll ever buy smart iron Coverite REAR UNEETOTHAHILNOF HEUPEHATARE CONTROL SYSTEM HEMPE ROTA 0 COSHEAL IIOANTTO ON HANDLE NOT ON NOTE OttAWA OAALLYRHANORENPRS FINGERS ON HOT NHOE GAL TENTRERAHARE C%ndVEIUIE INTAINCOEAHEEN FAHRENHEIT OF NOAH HENrEE*TUEESIQEEAT NOAHERI OF FILLETS NTS 420 BABYLON ROAD NORNOAM PENNY HAN NO BUILD BETTER BIPES BUILD BETTER MONOPLANES New 1996 100 Pages 800 Photographs Only $1995 Direct Sales Please Add $3 Shipping HARRY B HIGLEY SONS INC P 0 BOX 532 GLENWOOD IL 60425 THE WOFLO OFiLY COUEFIF1O IFOF1 Maybe its fuel Advanced Aero Fuelet Only $1495 eActually pays itself gas savings. sKeeps bottle sealed sProfects against spills eHeips keep fuel moisture out Made from 22nd Century TwistKonnexim Sub miniature quick lock fittings 5WF Coiled Tubing siphon pinpoint fuel pickup 24HR Order Hotline 800 273 AERO 805 943 5394 iiLuiy Aero Products Inc Please add $400 S/H L Suite 295 Lancaster CA 93536 VISA/MC/AMEX contributors feelings good editor may have other hand modelers know read drawing theyre reasonably good making readable drawingssurely adequate newsletters Drawings have inked reproduce well photocopy drawing made sharp pencil smooth drafting vellum Mylar shelf paper will reproduce almost well inked drawing make sure lettering legible Remember its also possible type up callouts drawing just paste dont forget unless plan full size make sure includes necessary dimensions least scale readers can enlarge drawing full size thing tends make amateur publications look amateurish tendency fill space inappropriately typified cartoons reproduced fullpage half-page should reduced perhaps two-inch square full-page contest notice could have reduced quarter-page Filling space easy way seductive temptation deadline nears avoid like plague because its cheating readers Content getting primary consideration communication audience Whos going read stuff much does reader already know Knowing answers such questions enables editor decide whats appropriate has go after kind content toughest part producing newsletter getting things put usually takes nagging helpful technique pick readerreal imaginaryas typical imagine what would interest person go after kind content newsletters put major emphasis chatty club news meeting minutes last fun-fly contest results whos doing what bit humor few brief building flying tips sort thing Thats fine belongs rather visaBJrn/c ELECTRONICS 64 Model Aviation ne runnin bit r0uh Sukhoi Su-2 6 RJC Sport Scale Wing Span 54 4 Si AIF r b AIrplIn MADE IN THE USA Area 520 sq Length 42 etc FOR OLDER UPDATES WE HAVE OVER 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN RC AT WE 1466 windward dr mason ohio 45040 ph 513 398-5423 II $16495 shipping Included Calif Residents add 71/4% sales tax ~en. Lrh completely finished unit made select maple hardwoods birch plywood Interlocking construction Medium pecan Features tour folding legs locking adjustable holders wing holders back Both lined neoprene coated sponge rubber Slide out power module built-in tool rack carrying handle holds battery starter Flight Box will fold down nice suitcase package 21 1/2 x 9 1/2 x 16 overall will hold gallon fuel can transmitter plus has two drawers parts Also available Four drawers instead Power Module--four small drawers either side Boat unit completely adjustable holders minus wing racks Made America Americans B A/Visa Master Charge Welcome e ted limits potential readership newsletter club members thats goal fine have broader target mind have broaden content editing Flyoff take position fellow Skyscrapers competitionoriented free-flight modelers first Thats joined club strive content will interest free-fighter sprinkle items pertain club goal get least construction article issue general article describing design theory trimming technique useful gadget etc result policy enjoy paid circulation outside club five times great membership considerable benefit Skyscraper treasury does content come Ill first admit have write too much As editor dont like thatnot because Im lazy also because feel would better publication greater variety contributors Other Skyscrapers contribute course dont limit nagging fellow clubmates Any time see hear interesting idea gadget procedure model design whatever ask Sometimes have interview author write up ask him check over first draft always tell contributors worry about spelling punctuation grammar like thats job editor News releases about new products have become major source filler material virtually commercially oriented special-interest publications readers want know about things tendency public-relations efforts send copies releases anybody everybody might conceivably publish valid because different editors columnists readers interested problem arises everybody seems use item Sometimes youll read same item half-a-dozen places same magazine 131 RAVENWOCO RD VERSAIUES KY 40383 66 Model Aviation a 7&dc4t / N 1 Disfinctive Quality Wood 4630 Day Road thur CA 96056 e 916-336-6990 Usually first time enough since Flyoff limited its pages infrequent its publication avoid using releases unless have some pertinent comment make subject such personal evaluation product roundup comparing similar products Another source good articles swap arrangement have about 25 other similarly oriented publications including several published overseas swipe lotand swipe well use material another publication try enhance original material example reprinted small stick Old-Timer Zaic Year Book added full-size plans wing tail building flying notes three recent builders model Any time material another source used source given full credit courteous journalistically dishonest two publications dont swipe Model Aviation Free Flight Flyoff may comment content dont reprint because assume virtually readers least US also read two publications feel complimented however publications swipe something Flyoffand problem remains however its tough get good stuff fill newsletter issue Id hate tell promises Ive collected great articles have yet see Circulation revenue editors pay terrible newsletter isnt free First editorial costs phone calls nag contributors photocopies drawings new ribbon printer etc paper printing postage may may biggest bite So have charge newsletter much club decision course make sure dont overlook legitimate costs have substantial circulation list keep names addresses subscribers expiration date computer database should also enable print out mailing labels newsletter also other mailings contest notices special meetings etc Carefully designed coding circulation database can save postal costsespecially list includes modelers club members Surprise Surprise Remarkably might find enjoy publishing dodge will probably make better modeler After editor includes model plans building flying tips new-product evaluations gadgetry design ideas similar content bound learn some new tricks will help him both shop field Go 4WHEN YOU WANT REAL DETAIL DONT CLEAR THE WORKBENCH JUST TO COVER YOUR PLANE THE COVER MASTER will ense cut covering material parts material rock steady giving two free hands stretch iron finished parts detailing installation gas tank motor controls etc Retail $6495 plus $10 S&H Video tape available $10 plus $2 S&H Refundable return video order PRECISION AIR ENTERPRISES 4535 Forest Lk Ct SE Grand Rapids MI 49546 Faster Service Call Charge 616-957-3371 616-975-0991 January1996 67 THERE IS ONLY ONE C COMPLETE 118 SCALE ENGINE KITS FOR P&W J-5 LE RHONE ROTARY CYLINDERS FROM 1112 TO 114 SCALE INJECTED MOLDED FOR LIGHT WEIGHT AND SCALE DETAIL SEND SASE FOR ILLUSTRATED ORDER FORM OR $300 FOR COLOR CATALOG WILLIAMS BROS INC 181 PAWNEE STREET DEPT MA SAN MARCOS CA 92069 WII Pa er M defrlze P5 nannI wurwj winjuy uuuw vi mu 51 iigntrs 0 WWH *uumy r.sauu mniuvi ni viii hhsu INCLUDES Full intructions histoilcal notes clear plaik prop disks Accurate detail carefully designed assembly Maim fantastic mobile OR create own miniature Air Museum Scale qprox 172 Satisfaction always Guaranteed Aviable Air Museums directly II13

Author: B. Hatschek


Edition: Model Aviation - 1996/01
Page Numbers: 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67

NO OCR TEXT Editors note author spent years editor various technical publications contributing editor American Machinist founded clubs newsletter Flyoff Its true Its too true model clubs newsletter editor will confirm word publishing newsletter valuable contributions member can make club very least keeps members aware club doings sparkplugs organizations activities welds group cohesive wholeeven meeting attendance does leave something desired Beyond well-crafted newsletter can contribute knowledge skills members can valuable source ideas tips model designs gadgetry etc can valuable tool gaining new members can help fatten club treasury Producing club newsletter no snap job Its tremendous challenge pay lousy Yet can very rewarding some thoughts ideasin random order because theyre important Title One first things name baby Keep character Use humor Brag little Double entendre good keep short selected Flyoff title Skyscrapers newsletter because suggests competition because flyoff exciting part freeflight contest word implies controversy its decisive action Size Most club newsletters consist number 81/2 X 11 sheets staple upper left-hand corner Thats standard US letter size fits photocopying machinewhich seems way club newsletters printed number such letter-size sheets typical newsletter four five because five sheets weigh just less ounce newsletters circulated First Class Mail sheet requires 23 cents postage Thus typical newsletter printed both sides 8- 10-pager Flyoff atypicaltwo 11 x 17 sheets printed both sides course provide reader eight pages size selected because copying machines size widely available useful plans can published 11 x 17 8/2 x 11 Plans small models can reproduced full-size Flyoff printed office copier its jobbed out offset printing double size still permits insertion extra single 8 x 11 sheet photocopied otherwise reproduced late-breaking news special information club members requiring extra postage Publication frequency talking about periodical Thats something published regular intervals daily weekly monthly whatever club newsletters its typically same frequency meetings minutes last meeting generally edited down pretty standard fare club newsletters Let suggest another criterion Choose frequency does overload editor Remember editors favorite pastime presumably building flying model airplanesif isnt may best editor Publications usually take character whoever produces replacing editor always successful Try keep editor happy pay lousy / / 4/ C/ -t,, 4 c ~: Lb1 i . 4-. $ -z&,, 44&#AfaiI Flyoff originally proposed start quarterly published three months expand bimonthly two months eventually monthly material becomes available optimistic assumption unfortunately never came about Flyoff remains Skyscrapers Quarterly after nearly eight years otherwise-successful publication term quarterly newsletter oxymoron term selfcontradictory News has time value after three months hardly seems journalistically fast-paced call Flyoff journal would also misleading because word implies heft eight pages just doesnt deliver Mechanics typography Putting newsletter together can range lowtech highest Most club newsletters simple paste-ups text illustrations produced separate pieces paper cut out pasted onto master pages reproduced photocopier offset printing stapled mailed need some way get legible words onto paper fairly easily typewriter least word-processing system some kind Its likely someone group has home computerand makes him prime candidate editorIts also probable computer has some word-processing software connected printer some kind though might convenient dont need $495 desktop-publishing software Lets consider options Remember thinking about 8-10 pages four five sheets printed both sides really serious about content isnt lot space type takes up space may realize Ordinary typewriter type either 10 characters inch so-called Pica size rather old-fashioned 12 Elite Thats 75 90 characters across 8/2-inch page /2-inch borders five Pica six Elite lines type per inch depth Multiply out pages useful depth 10 inches get 50 lines 75 Pica characters characters 60 x 90 Elite characters Believe thats enough Including title 3000 words article maybe 24000 characters Editors note Bob before started hacking up text Ha Theres easy fix copying machines can reduce imagesespecially 77% 65% Elite type reduced 77% still highly readable gives 156 characters per inch across page 78 lines down-pup 9126 characters home computer word-processing software yields better options different type designs calledfonts sizes available include typical Pica Elite varieties hundreds others also available Suffice say two broad categories type so-called text faces display type Text faces designed quick-andeasy reading feature serifsthose little strokes across ends letters help guide eye along line type Display type typically sans serif literally serifs usually bold seemingly designed read other side room Its typically used headlines captions subheads other places relatively few words stand alone Type size spacing measured points 72 points ch Flyoff produced ancient Macintosh computer almost seven years old using WordPerfect version 102 software Text 10-point Times Roman type usually 1 extra point space between lines yielding about 60-65 lines vertically page Headlines set Helvetica Bold variety point sizes particular type faces virtually classics uses Actually 10-point type fairly large Flyoff copy produced dotmatrix printer resolution about 72 dots per inch dpi ink-jet laser printer 300 dpi resolution could probably reduce type size 8- 9-point get still words losing readability 62 Model Aviation ut makeup mistake amateur editors seem make rather frequently make newsletters look like letters books spread type unbroken across whole page readers eye has difficulty following really slows down reading Thats newspapers magazines some largeformat books set relatively narrow columns 8-inch page width optimum column width range two four inches although its generally measured picas inch cas 1 pica oints Thus standard-size magazines such Model Aviation typical newsletters use either two-column three-column makeup typical column widths about 20-21 picas 3 31/2 inches 12-13 picas 2 2/6 inches respectively Either highly readableespecially fully justified spaced both left right edges column remember will probably also want include illustrations photos sketches cartoons etc type columns uniform width two-column makeup gives us choice full-page half-page width illustrations three-column lets us select full-page /3-page 2/3-page widths illustrations Sure have other choices can bleed illustration run out edge page float use extrawide margins run text around set part column non-standard width example three-column probably economical space minimum required manipulation unless have some high-powered desktop publishing software wont go Illustration Drawings mandatory model aviation publication photographs people will deny statement quote old saw picture worth thousand words Well drawings pictures arent photo useful illustrates something clarifies point made text subjects mother can recognize him magazine can use photos just because look pretty newsletter usually doesnt have enough space rarely has capability really sharp reproduction big trouble photos too often used wrong reasons fill space stroke somebodys ego photographers subjects second-biggest problem theyre selectively composed and/or cropped theyre published appropriate size whatever reason editor has failed duty eliminate some chaff doesnt really deserve publication modeler-editors seem very good judges photography dont want hurt WITH FiFTIFIDIL IFiTEILIOEFEE creation space age technology 21st CENTURY IRON makes other covering irons obsolete No guesswork major iron-on covering manufacturers recommend specific application shrinking temperatures achieve tightest longest lasting possible finish Only 21st CENTURY IRON has built-in temperature control system accurate within three degrees Fahrenheit dial setting Simply set dial desired temperature Temperature Processing Indicator TPI lights iron temperature rises reach dial setting TPI blinks set temperature reached telling its time cover No thermometer complicated testing needed advanced tool iron allows dial specific temperature 21st CENTURYIRON has designed ground up master modelers Itsie shoe design will reach places other irons can dream ofand its fully contoured shape allows dent-freeapplication temperature control dial handle hot shoe no burned fingers Its specially ulated coating delivers remarkable slip characteristics smoothest no-drag slide over virtually covering surface custom-fitted covering sock sturdy table top stand included free costs little conventional irons its last iron youll ever buy smart iron Coverite REAR UNEETOTHAHILNOF HEUPEHATARE CONTROL SYSTEM HEMPE ROTA 0 COSHEAL IIOANTTO ON HANDLE NOT ON NOTE OttAWA OAALLYRHANORENPRS FINGERS ON HOT NHOE GAL TENTRERAHARE C%ndVEIUIE INTAINCOEAHEEN FAHRENHEIT OF NOAH HENrEE*TUEESIQEEAT NOAHERI OF FILLETS NTS 420 BABYLON ROAD NORNOAM PENNY HAN NO BUILD BETTER BIPES BUILD BETTER MONOPLANES New 1996 100 Pages 800 Photographs Only $1995 Direct Sales Please Add $3 Shipping HARRY B HIGLEY SONS INC P 0 BOX 532 GLENWOOD IL 60425 THE WOFLO OFiLY COUEFIF1O IFOF1 Maybe its fuel Advanced Aero Fuelet Only $1495 eActually pays itself gas savings. sKeeps bottle sealed sProfects against spills eHeips keep fuel moisture out Made from 22nd Century TwistKonnexim Sub miniature quick lock fittings 5WF Coiled Tubing siphon pinpoint fuel pickup 24HR Order Hotline 800 273 AERO 805 943 5394 iiLuiy Aero Products Inc Please add $400 S/H L Suite 295 Lancaster CA 93536 VISA/MC/AMEX contributors feelings good editor may have other hand modelers know read drawing theyre reasonably good making readable drawingssurely adequate newsletters Drawings have inked reproduce well photocopy drawing made sharp pencil smooth drafting vellum Mylar shelf paper will reproduce almost well inked drawing make sure lettering legible Remember its also possible type up callouts drawing just paste dont forget unless plan full size make sure includes necessary dimensions least scale readers can enlarge drawing full size thing tends make amateur publications look amateurish tendency fill space inappropriately typified cartoons reproduced fullpage half-page should reduced perhaps two-inch square full-page contest notice could have reduced quarter-page Filling space easy way seductive temptation deadline nears avoid like plague because its cheating readers Content getting primary consideration communication audience Whos going read stuff much does reader already know Knowing answers such questions enables editor decide whats appropriate has go after kind content toughest part producing newsletter getting things put usually takes nagging helpful technique pick readerreal imaginaryas typical imagine what would interest person go after kind content newsletters put major emphasis chatty club news meeting minutes last fun-fly contest results whos doing what bit humor few brief building flying tips sort thing Thats fine belongs rather visaBJrn/c ELECTRONICS 64 Model Aviation ne runnin bit r0uh Sukhoi Su-2 6 RJC Sport Scale Wing Span 54 4 Si AIF r b AIrplIn MADE IN THE USA Area 520 sq Length 42 etc FOR OLDER UPDATES WE HAVE OVER 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN RC AT WE 1466 windward dr mason ohio 45040 ph 513 398-5423 II $16495 shipping Included Calif Residents add 71/4% sales tax ~en. Lrh completely finished unit made select maple hardwoods birch plywood Interlocking construction Medium pecan Features tour folding legs locking adjustable holders wing holders back Both lined neoprene coated sponge rubber Slide out power module built-in tool rack carrying handle holds battery starter Flight Box will fold down nice suitcase package 21 1/2 x 9 1/2 x 16 overall will hold gallon fuel can transmitter plus has two drawers parts Also available Four drawers instead Power Module--four small drawers either side Boat unit completely adjustable holders minus wing racks Made America Americans B A/Visa Master Charge Welcome e ted limits potential readership newsletter club members thats goal fine have broader target mind have broaden content editing Flyoff take position fellow Skyscrapers competitionoriented free-flight modelers first Thats joined club strive content will interest free-fighter sprinkle items pertain club goal get least construction article issue general article describing design theory trimming technique useful gadget etc result policy enjoy paid circulation outside club five times great membership considerable benefit Skyscraper treasury does content come Ill first admit have write too much As editor dont like thatnot because Im lazy also because feel would better publication greater variety contributors Other Skyscrapers contribute course dont limit nagging fellow clubmates Any time see hear interesting idea gadget procedure model design whatever ask Sometimes have interview author write up ask him check over first draft always tell contributors worry about spelling punctuation grammar like thats job editor News releases about new products have become major source filler material virtually commercially oriented special-interest publications readers want know about things tendency public-relations efforts send copies releases anybody everybody might conceivably publish valid because different editors columnists readers interested problem arises everybody seems use item Sometimes youll read same item half-a-dozen places same magazine 131 RAVENWOCO RD VERSAIUES KY 40383 66 Model Aviation a 7&dc4t / N 1 Disfinctive Quality Wood 4630 Day Road thur CA 96056 e 916-336-6990 Usually first time enough since Flyoff limited its pages infrequent its publication avoid using releases unless have some pertinent comment make subject such personal evaluation product roundup comparing similar products Another source good articles swap arrangement have about 25 other similarly oriented publications including several published overseas swipe lotand swipe well use material another publication try enhance original material example reprinted small stick Old-Timer Zaic Year Book added full-size plans wing tail building flying notes three recent builders model Any time material another source used source given full credit courteous journalistically dishonest two publications dont swipe Model Aviation Free Flight Flyoff may comment content dont reprint because assume virtually readers least US also read two publications feel complimented however publications swipe something Flyoffand problem remains however its tough get good stuff fill newsletter issue Id hate tell promises Ive collected great articles have yet see Circulation revenue editors pay terrible newsletter isnt free First editorial costs phone calls nag contributors photocopies drawings new ribbon printer etc paper printing postage may may biggest bite So have charge newsletter much club decision course make sure dont overlook legitimate costs have substantial circulation list keep names addresses subscribers expiration date computer database should also enable print out mailing labels newsletter also other mailings contest notices special meetings etc Carefully designed coding circulation database can save postal costsespecially list includes modelers club members Surprise Surprise Remarkably might find enjoy publishing dodge will probably make better modeler After editor includes model plans building flying tips new-product evaluations gadgetry design ideas similar content bound learn some new tricks will help him both shop field Go 4WHEN YOU WANT REAL DETAIL DONT CLEAR THE WORKBENCH JUST TO COVER YOUR PLANE THE COVER MASTER will ense cut covering material parts material rock steady giving two free hands stretch iron finished parts detailing installation gas tank motor controls etc Retail $6495 plus $10 S&H Video tape available $10 plus $2 S&H Refundable return video order PRECISION AIR ENTERPRISES 4535 Forest Lk Ct SE Grand Rapids MI 49546 Faster Service Call Charge 616-957-3371 616-975-0991 January1996 67 THERE IS ONLY ONE C COMPLETE 118 SCALE ENGINE KITS FOR P&W J-5 LE RHONE ROTARY CYLINDERS FROM 1112 TO 114 SCALE INJECTED MOLDED FOR LIGHT WEIGHT AND SCALE DETAIL SEND SASE FOR ILLUSTRATED ORDER FORM OR $300 FOR COLOR CATALOG WILLIAMS BROS INC 181 PAWNEE STREET DEPT MA SAN MARCOS CA 92069 WII Pa er M defrlze P5 nannI wurwj winjuy uuuw vi mu 51 iigntrs 0 WWH *uumy r.sauu mniuvi ni viii hhsu INCLUDES Full intructions histoilcal notes clear plaik prop disks Accurate detail carefully designed assembly Maim fantastic mobile OR create own miniature Air Museum Scale qprox 172 Satisfaction always Guaranteed Aviable Air Museums directly II13

Author: B. Hatschek


Edition: Model Aviation - 1996/01
Page Numbers: 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67

NO OCR TEXT Editors note author spent years editor various technical publications contributing editor American Machinist founded clubs newsletter Flyoff Its true Its too true model clubs newsletter editor will confirm word publishing newsletter valuable contributions member can make club very least keeps members aware club doings sparkplugs organizations activities welds group cohesive wholeeven meeting attendance does leave something desired Beyond well-crafted newsletter can contribute knowledge skills members can valuable source ideas tips model designs gadgetry etc can valuable tool gaining new members can help fatten club treasury Producing club newsletter no snap job Its tremendous challenge pay lousy Yet can very rewarding some thoughts ideasin random order because theyre important Title One first things name baby Keep character Use humor Brag little Double entendre good keep short selected Flyoff title Skyscrapers newsletter because suggests competition because flyoff exciting part freeflight contest word implies controversy its decisive action Size Most club newsletters consist number 81/2 X 11 sheets staple upper left-hand corner Thats standard US letter size fits photocopying machinewhich seems way club newsletters printed number such letter-size sheets typical newsletter four five because five sheets weigh just less ounce newsletters circulated First Class Mail sheet requires 23 cents postage Thus typical newsletter printed both sides 8- 10-pager Flyoff atypicaltwo 11 x 17 sheets printed both sides course provide reader eight pages size selected because copying machines size widely available useful plans can published 11 x 17 8/2 x 11 Plans small models can reproduced full-size Flyoff printed office copier its jobbed out offset printing double size still permits insertion extra single 8 x 11 sheet photocopied otherwise reproduced late-breaking news special information club members requiring extra postage Publication frequency talking about periodical Thats something published regular intervals daily weekly monthly whatever club newsletters its typically same frequency meetings minutes last meeting generally edited down pretty standard fare club newsletters Let suggest another criterion Choose frequency does overload editor Remember editors favorite pastime presumably building flying model airplanesif isnt may best editor Publications usually take character whoever produces replacing editor always successful Try keep editor happy pay lousy / / 4/ C/ -t,, 4 c ~: Lb1 i . 4-. $ -z&,, 44&#AfaiI Flyoff originally proposed start quarterly published three months expand bimonthly two months eventually monthly material becomes available optimistic assumption unfortunately never came about Flyoff remains Skyscrapers Quarterly after nearly eight years otherwise-successful publication term quarterly newsletter oxymoron term selfcontradictory News has time value after three months hardly seems journalistically fast-paced call Flyoff journal would also misleading because word implies heft eight pages just doesnt deliver Mechanics typography Putting newsletter together can range lowtech highest Most club newsletters simple paste-ups text illustrations produced separate pieces paper cut out pasted onto master pages reproduced photocopier offset printing stapled mailed need some way get legible words onto paper fairly easily typewriter least word-processing system some kind Its likely someone group has home computerand makes him prime candidate editorIts also probable computer has some word-processing software connected printer some kind though might convenient dont need $495 desktop-publishing software Lets consider options Remember thinking about 8-10 pages four five sheets printed both sides really serious about content isnt lot space type takes up space may realize Ordinary typewriter type either 10 characters inch so-called Pica size rather old-fashioned 12 Elite Thats 75 90 characters across 8/2-inch page /2-inch borders five Pica six Elite lines type per inch depth Multiply out pages useful depth 10 inches get 50 lines 75 Pica characters characters 60 x 90 Elite characters Believe thats enough Including title 3000 words article maybe 24000 characters Editors note Bob before started hacking up text Ha Theres easy fix copying machines can reduce imagesespecially 77% 65% Elite type reduced 77% still highly readable gives 156 characters per inch across page 78 lines down-pup 9126 characters home computer word-processing software yields better options different type designs calledfonts sizes available include typical Pica Elite varieties hundreds others also available Suffice say two broad categories type so-called text faces display type Text faces designed quick-andeasy reading feature serifsthose little strokes across ends letters help guide eye along line type Display type typically sans serif literally serifs usually bold seemingly designed read other side room Its typically used headlines captions subheads other places relatively few words stand alone Type size spacing measured points 72 points ch Flyoff produced ancient Macintosh computer almost seven years old using WordPerfect version 102 software Text 10-point Times Roman type usually 1 extra point space between lines yielding about 60-65 lines vertically page Headlines set Helvetica Bold variety point sizes particular type faces virtually classics uses Actually 10-point type fairly large Flyoff copy produced dotmatrix printer resolution about 72 dots per inch dpi ink-jet laser printer 300 dpi resolution could probably reduce type size 8- 9-point get still words losing readability 62 Model Aviation ut makeup mistake amateur editors seem make rather frequently make newsletters look like letters books spread type unbroken across whole page readers eye has difficulty following really slows down reading Thats newspapers magazines some largeformat books set relatively narrow columns 8-inch page width optimum column width range two four inches although its generally measured picas inch cas 1 pica oints Thus standard-size magazines such Model Aviation typical newsletters use either two-column three-column makeup typical column widths about 20-21 picas 3 31/2 inches 12-13 picas 2 2/6 inches respectively Either highly readableespecially fully justified spaced both left right edges column remember will probably also want include illustrations photos sketches cartoons etc type columns uniform width two-column makeup gives us choice full-page half-page width illustrations three-column lets us select full-page /3-page 2/3-page widths illustrations Sure have other choices can bleed illustration run out edge page float use extrawide margins run text around set part column non-standard width example three-column probably economical space minimum required manipulation unless have some high-powered desktop publishing software wont go Illustration Drawings mandatory model aviation publication photographs people will deny statement quote old saw picture worth thousand words Well drawings pictures arent photo useful illustrates something clarifies point made text subjects mother can recognize him magazine can use photos just because look pretty newsletter usually doesnt have enough space rarely has capability really sharp reproduction big trouble photos too often used wrong reasons fill space stroke somebodys ego photographers subjects second-biggest problem theyre selectively composed and/or cropped theyre published appropriate size whatever reason editor has failed duty eliminate some chaff doesnt really deserve publication modeler-editors seem very good judges photography dont want hurt WITH FiFTIFIDIL IFiTEILIOEFEE creation space age technology 21st CENTURY IRON makes other covering irons obsolete No guesswork major iron-on covering manufacturers recommend specific application shrinking temperatures achieve tightest longest lasting possible finish Only 21st CENTURY IRON has built-in temperature control system accurate within three degrees Fahrenheit dial setting Simply set dial desired temperature Temperature Processing Indicator TPI lights iron temperature rises reach dial setting TPI blinks set temperature reached telling its time cover No thermometer complicated testing needed advanced tool iron allows dial specific temperature 21st CENTURYIRON has designed ground up master modelers Itsie shoe design will reach places other irons can dream ofand its fully contoured shape allows dent-freeapplication temperature control dial handle hot shoe no burned fingers Its specially ulated coating delivers remarkable slip characteristics smoothest no-drag slide over virtually covering surface custom-fitted covering sock sturdy table top stand included free costs little conventional irons its last iron youll ever buy smart iron Coverite REAR UNEETOTHAHILNOF HEUPEHATARE CONTROL SYSTEM HEMPE ROTA 0 COSHEAL IIOANTTO ON HANDLE NOT ON NOTE OttAWA OAALLYRHANORENPRS FINGERS ON HOT NHOE GAL TENTRERAHARE C%ndVEIUIE INTAINCOEAHEEN FAHRENHEIT OF NOAH HENrEE*TUEESIQEEAT NOAHERI OF FILLETS NTS 420 BABYLON ROAD NORNOAM PENNY HAN NO BUILD BETTER BIPES BUILD BETTER MONOPLANES New 1996 100 Pages 800 Photographs Only $1995 Direct Sales Please Add $3 Shipping HARRY B HIGLEY SONS INC P 0 BOX 532 GLENWOOD IL 60425 THE WOFLO OFiLY COUEFIF1O IFOF1 Maybe its fuel Advanced Aero Fuelet Only $1495 eActually pays itself gas savings. sKeeps bottle sealed sProfects against spills eHeips keep fuel moisture out Made from 22nd Century TwistKonnexim Sub miniature quick lock fittings 5WF Coiled Tubing siphon pinpoint fuel pickup 24HR Order Hotline 800 273 AERO 805 943 5394 iiLuiy Aero Products Inc Please add $400 S/H L Suite 295 Lancaster CA 93536 VISA/MC/AMEX contributors feelings good editor may have other hand modelers know read drawing theyre reasonably good making readable drawingssurely adequate newsletters Drawings have inked reproduce well photocopy drawing made sharp pencil smooth drafting vellum Mylar shelf paper will reproduce almost well inked drawing make sure lettering legible Remember its also possible type up callouts drawing just paste dont forget unless plan full size make sure includes necessary dimensions least scale readers can enlarge drawing full size thing tends make amateur publications look amateurish tendency fill space inappropriately typified cartoons reproduced fullpage half-page should reduced perhaps two-inch square full-page contest notice could have reduced quarter-page Filling space easy way seductive temptation deadline nears avoid like plague because its cheating readers Content getting primary consideration communication audience Whos going read stuff much does reader already know Knowing answers such questions enables editor decide whats appropriate has go after kind content toughest part producing newsletter getting things put usually takes nagging helpful technique pick readerreal imaginaryas typical imagine what would interest person go after kind content newsletters put major emphasis chatty club news meeting minutes last fun-fly contest results whos doing what bit humor few brief building flying tips sort thing Thats fine belongs rather visaBJrn/c ELECTRONICS 64 Model Aviation ne runnin bit r0uh Sukhoi Su-2 6 RJC Sport Scale Wing Span 54 4 Si AIF r b AIrplIn MADE IN THE USA Area 520 sq Length 42 etc FOR OLDER UPDATES WE HAVE OVER 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN RC AT WE 1466 windward dr mason ohio 45040 ph 513 398-5423 II $16495 shipping Included Calif Residents add 71/4% sales tax ~en. Lrh completely finished unit made select maple hardwoods birch plywood Interlocking construction Medium pecan Features tour folding legs locking adjustable holders wing holders back Both lined neoprene coated sponge rubber Slide out power module built-in tool rack carrying handle holds battery starter Flight Box will fold down nice suitcase package 21 1/2 x 9 1/2 x 16 overall will hold gallon fuel can transmitter plus has two drawers parts Also available Four drawers instead Power Module--four small drawers either side Boat unit completely adjustable holders minus wing racks Made America Americans B A/Visa Master Charge Welcome e ted limits potential readership newsletter club members thats goal fine have broader target mind have broaden content editing Flyoff take position fellow Skyscrapers competitionoriented free-flight modelers first Thats joined club strive content will interest free-fighter sprinkle items pertain club goal get least construction article issue general article describing design theory trimming technique useful gadget etc result policy enjoy paid circulation outside club five times great membership considerable benefit Skyscraper treasury does content come Ill first admit have write too much As editor dont like thatnot because Im lazy also because feel would better publication greater variety contributors Other Skyscrapers contribute course dont limit nagging fellow clubmates Any time see hear interesting idea gadget procedure model design whatever ask Sometimes have interview author write up ask him check over first draft always tell contributors worry about spelling punctuation grammar like thats job editor News releases about new products have become major source filler material virtually commercially oriented special-interest publications readers want know about things tendency public-relations efforts send copies releases anybody everybody might conceivably publish valid because different editors columnists readers interested problem arises everybody seems use item Sometimes youll read same item half-a-dozen places same magazine 131 RAVENWOCO RD VERSAIUES KY 40383 66 Model Aviation a 7&dc4t / N 1 Disfinctive Quality Wood 4630 Day Road thur CA 96056 e 916-336-6990 Usually first time enough since Flyoff limited its pages infrequent its publication avoid using releases unless have some pertinent comment make subject such personal evaluation product roundup comparing similar products Another source good articles swap arrangement have about 25 other similarly oriented publications including several published overseas swipe lotand swipe well use material another publication try enhance original material example reprinted small stick Old-Timer Zaic Year Book added full-size plans wing tail building flying notes three recent builders model Any time material another source used source given full credit courteous journalistically dishonest two publications dont swipe Model Aviation Free Flight Flyoff may comment content dont reprint because assume virtually readers least US also read two publications feel complimented however publications swipe something Flyoffand problem remains however its tough get good stuff fill newsletter issue Id hate tell promises Ive collected great articles have yet see Circulation revenue editors pay terrible newsletter isnt free First editorial costs phone calls nag contributors photocopies drawings new ribbon printer etc paper printing postage may may biggest bite So have charge newsletter much club decision course make sure dont overlook legitimate costs have substantial circulation list keep names addresses subscribers expiration date computer database should also enable print out mailing labels newsletter also other mailings contest notices special meetings etc Carefully designed coding circulation database can save postal costsespecially list includes modelers club members Surprise Surprise Remarkably might find enjoy publishing dodge will probably make better modeler After editor includes model plans building flying tips new-product evaluations gadgetry design ideas similar content bound learn some new tricks will help him both shop field Go 4WHEN YOU WANT REAL DETAIL DONT CLEAR THE WORKBENCH JUST TO COVER YOUR PLANE THE COVER MASTER will ense cut covering material parts material rock steady giving two free hands stretch iron finished parts detailing installation gas tank motor controls etc Retail $6495 plus $10 S&H Video tape available $10 plus $2 S&H Refundable return video order PRECISION AIR ENTERPRISES 4535 Forest Lk Ct SE Grand Rapids MI 49546 Faster Service Call Charge 616-957-3371 616-975-0991 January1996 67 THERE IS ONLY ONE C COMPLETE 118 SCALE ENGINE KITS FOR P&W J-5 LE RHONE ROTARY CYLINDERS FROM 1112 TO 114 SCALE INJECTED MOLDED FOR LIGHT WEIGHT AND SCALE DETAIL SEND SASE FOR ILLUSTRATED ORDER FORM OR $300 FOR COLOR CATALOG WILLIAMS BROS INC 181 PAWNEE STREET DEPT MA SAN MARCOS CA 92069 WII Pa er M defrlze P5 nannI wurwj winjuy uuuw vi mu 51 iigntrs 0 WWH *uumy r.sauu mniuvi ni viii hhsu INCLUDES Full intructions histoilcal notes clear plaik prop disks Accurate detail carefully designed assembly Maim fantastic mobile OR create own miniature Air Museum Scale qprox 172 Satisfaction always Guaranteed Aviable Air Museums directly II13

Author: B. Hatschek


Edition: Model Aviation - 1996/01
Page Numbers: 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67

NO OCR TEXT Editors note author spent years editor various technical publications contributing editor American Machinist founded clubs newsletter Flyoff Its true Its too true model clubs newsletter editor will confirm word publishing newsletter valuable contributions member can make club very least keeps members aware club doings sparkplugs organizations activities welds group cohesive wholeeven meeting attendance does leave something desired Beyond well-crafted newsletter can contribute knowledge skills members can valuable source ideas tips model designs gadgetry etc can valuable tool gaining new members can help fatten club treasury Producing club newsletter no snap job Its tremendous challenge pay lousy Yet can very rewarding some thoughts ideasin random order because theyre important Title One first things name baby Keep character Use humor Brag little Double entendre good keep short selected Flyoff title Skyscrapers newsletter because suggests competition because flyoff exciting part freeflight contest word implies controversy its decisive action Size Most club newsletters consist number 81/2 X 11 sheets staple upper left-hand corner Thats standard US letter size fits photocopying machinewhich seems way club newsletters printed number such letter-size sheets typical newsletter four five because five sheets weigh just less ounce newsletters circulated First Class Mail sheet requires 23 cents postage Thus typical newsletter printed both sides 8- 10-pager Flyoff atypicaltwo 11 x 17 sheets printed both sides course provide reader eight pages size selected because copying machines size widely available useful plans can published 11 x 17 8/2 x 11 Plans small models can reproduced full-size Flyoff printed office copier its jobbed out offset printing double size still permits insertion extra single 8 x 11 sheet photocopied otherwise reproduced late-breaking news special information club members requiring extra postage Publication frequency talking about periodical Thats something published regular intervals daily weekly monthly whatever club newsletters its typically same frequency meetings minutes last meeting generally edited down pretty standard fare club newsletters Let suggest another criterion Choose frequency does overload editor Remember editors favorite pastime presumably building flying model airplanesif isnt may best editor Publications usually take character whoever produces replacing editor always successful Try keep editor happy pay lousy / / 4/ C/ -t,, 4 c ~: Lb1 i . 4-. $ -z&,, 44&#AfaiI Flyoff originally proposed start quarterly published three months expand bimonthly two months eventually monthly material becomes available optimistic assumption unfortunately never came about Flyoff remains Skyscrapers Quarterly after nearly eight years otherwise-successful publication term quarterly newsletter oxymoron term selfcontradictory News has time value after three months hardly seems journalistically fast-paced call Flyoff journal would also misleading because word implies heft eight pages just doesnt deliver Mechanics typography Putting newsletter together can range lowtech highest Most club newsletters simple paste-ups text illustrations produced separate pieces paper cut out pasted onto master pages reproduced photocopier offset printing stapled mailed need some way get legible words onto paper fairly easily typewriter least word-processing system some kind Its likely someone group has home computerand makes him prime candidate editorIts also probable computer has some word-processing software connected printer some kind though might convenient dont need $495 desktop-publishing software Lets consider options Remember thinking about 8-10 pages four five sheets printed both sides really serious about content isnt lot space type takes up space may realize Ordinary typewriter type either 10 characters inch so-called Pica size rather old-fashioned 12 Elite Thats 75 90 characters across 8/2-inch page /2-inch borders five Pica six Elite lines type per inch depth Multiply out pages useful depth 10 inches get 50 lines 75 Pica characters characters 60 x 90 Elite characters Believe thats enough Including title 3000 words article maybe 24000 characters Editors note Bob before started hacking up text Ha Theres easy fix copying machines can reduce imagesespecially 77% 65% Elite type reduced 77% still highly readable gives 156 characters per inch across page 78 lines down-pup 9126 characters home computer word-processing software yields better options different type designs calledfonts sizes available include typical Pica Elite varieties hundreds others also available Suffice say two broad categories type so-called text faces display type Text faces designed quick-andeasy reading feature serifsthose little strokes across ends letters help guide eye along line type Display type typically sans serif literally serifs usually bold seemingly designed read other side room Its typically used headlines captions subheads other places relatively few words stand alone Type size spacing measured points 72 points ch Flyoff produced ancient Macintosh computer almost seven years old using WordPerfect version 102 software Text 10-point Times Roman type usually 1 extra point space between lines yielding about 60-65 lines vertically page Headlines set Helvetica Bold variety point sizes particular type faces virtually classics uses Actually 10-point type fairly large Flyoff copy produced dotmatrix printer resolution about 72 dots per inch dpi ink-jet laser printer 300 dpi resolution could probably reduce type size 8- 9-point get still words losing readability 62 Model Aviation ut makeup mistake amateur editors seem make rather frequently make newsletters look like letters books spread type unbroken across whole page readers eye has difficulty following really slows down reading Thats newspapers magazines some largeformat books set relatively narrow columns 8-inch page width optimum column width range two four inches although its generally measured picas inch cas 1 pica oints Thus standard-size magazines such Model Aviation typical newsletters use either two-column three-column makeup typical column widths about 20-21 picas 3 31/2 inches 12-13 picas 2 2/6 inches respectively Either highly readableespecially fully justified spaced both left right edges column remember will probably also want include illustrations photos sketches cartoons etc type columns uniform width two-column makeup gives us choice full-page half-page width illustrations three-column lets us select full-page /3-page 2/3-page widths illustrations Sure have other choices can bleed illustration run out edge page float use extrawide margins run text around set part column non-standard width example three-column probably economical space minimum required manipulation unless have some high-powered desktop publishing software wont go Illustration Drawings mandatory model aviation publication photographs people will deny statement quote old saw picture worth thousand words Well drawings pictures arent photo useful illustrates something clarifies point made text subjects mother can recognize him magazine can use photos just because look pretty newsletter usually doesnt have enough space rarely has capability really sharp reproduction big trouble photos too often used wrong reasons fill space stroke somebodys ego photographers subjects second-biggest problem theyre selectively composed and/or cropped theyre published appropriate size whatever reason editor has failed duty eliminate some chaff doesnt really deserve publication modeler-editors seem very good judges photography dont want hurt WITH FiFTIFIDIL IFiTEILIOEFEE creation space age technology 21st CENTURY IRON makes other covering irons obsolete No guesswork major iron-on covering manufacturers recommend specific application shrinking temperatures achieve tightest longest lasting possible finish Only 21st CENTURY IRON has built-in temperature control system accurate within three degrees Fahrenheit dial setting Simply set dial desired temperature Temperature Processing Indicator TPI lights iron temperature rises reach dial setting TPI blinks set temperature reached telling its time cover No thermometer complicated testing needed advanced tool iron allows dial specific temperature 21st CENTURYIRON has designed ground up master modelers Itsie shoe design will reach places other irons can dream ofand its fully contoured shape allows dent-freeapplication temperature control dial handle hot shoe no burned fingers Its specially ulated coating delivers remarkable slip characteristics smoothest no-drag slide over virtually covering surface custom-fitted covering sock sturdy table top stand included free costs little conventional irons its last iron youll ever buy smart iron Coverite REAR UNEETOTHAHILNOF HEUPEHATARE CONTROL SYSTEM HEMPE ROTA 0 COSHEAL IIOANTTO ON HANDLE NOT ON NOTE OttAWA OAALLYRHANORENPRS FINGERS ON HOT NHOE GAL TENTRERAHARE C%ndVEIUIE INTAINCOEAHEEN FAHRENHEIT OF NOAH HENrEE*TUEESIQEEAT NOAHERI OF FILLETS NTS 420 BABYLON ROAD NORNOAM PENNY HAN NO BUILD BETTER BIPES BUILD BETTER MONOPLANES New 1996 100 Pages 800 Photographs Only $1995 Direct Sales Please Add $3 Shipping HARRY B HIGLEY SONS INC P 0 BOX 532 GLENWOOD IL 60425 THE WOFLO OFiLY COUEFIF1O IFOF1 Maybe its fuel Advanced Aero Fuelet Only $1495 eActually pays itself gas savings. sKeeps bottle sealed sProfects against spills eHeips keep fuel moisture out Made from 22nd Century TwistKonnexim Sub miniature quick lock fittings 5WF Coiled Tubing siphon pinpoint fuel pickup 24HR Order Hotline 800 273 AERO 805 943 5394 iiLuiy Aero Products Inc Please add $400 S/H L Suite 295 Lancaster CA 93536 VISA/MC/AMEX contributors feelings good editor may have other hand modelers know read drawing theyre reasonably good making readable drawingssurely adequate newsletters Drawings have inked reproduce well photocopy drawing made sharp pencil smooth drafting vellum Mylar shelf paper will reproduce almost well inked drawing make sure lettering legible Remember its also possible type up callouts drawing just paste dont forget unless plan full size make sure includes necessary dimensions least scale readers can enlarge drawing full size thing tends make amateur publications look amateurish tendency fill space inappropriately typified cartoons reproduced fullpage half-page should reduced perhaps two-inch square full-page contest notice could have reduced quarter-page Filling space easy way seductive temptation deadline nears avoid like plague because its cheating readers Content getting primary consideration communication audience Whos going read stuff much does reader already know Knowing answers such questions enables editor decide whats appropriate has go after kind content toughest part producing newsletter getting things put usually takes nagging helpful technique pick readerreal imaginaryas typical imagine what would interest person go after kind content newsletters put major emphasis chatty club news meeting minutes last fun-fly contest results whos doing what bit humor few brief building flying tips sort thing Thats fine belongs rather visaBJrn/c ELECTRONICS 64 Model Aviation ne runnin bit r0uh Sukhoi Su-2 6 RJC Sport Scale Wing Span 54 4 Si AIF r b AIrplIn MADE IN THE USA Area 520 sq Length 42 etc FOR OLDER UPDATES WE HAVE OVER 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN RC AT WE 1466 windward dr mason ohio 45040 ph 513 398-5423 II $16495 shipping Included Calif Residents add 71/4% sales tax ~en. Lrh completely finished unit made select maple hardwoods birch plywood Interlocking construction Medium pecan Features tour folding legs locking adjustable holders wing holders back Both lined neoprene coated sponge rubber Slide out power module built-in tool rack carrying handle holds battery starter Flight Box will fold down nice suitcase package 21 1/2 x 9 1/2 x 16 overall will hold gallon fuel can transmitter plus has two drawers parts Also available Four drawers instead Power Module--four small drawers either side Boat unit completely adjustable holders minus wing racks Made America Americans B A/Visa Master Charge Welcome e ted limits potential readership newsletter club members thats goal fine have broader target mind have broaden content editing Flyoff take position fellow Skyscrapers competitionoriented free-flight modelers first Thats joined club strive content will interest free-fighter sprinkle items pertain club goal get least construction article issue general article describing design theory trimming technique useful gadget etc result policy enjoy paid circulation outside club five times great membership considerable benefit Skyscraper treasury does content come Ill first admit have write too much As editor dont like thatnot because Im lazy also because feel would better publication greater variety contributors Other Skyscrapers contribute course dont limit nagging fellow clubmates Any time see hear interesting idea gadget procedure model design whatever ask Sometimes have interview author write up ask him check over first draft always tell contributors worry about spelling punctuation grammar like thats job editor News releases about new products have become major source filler material virtually commercially oriented special-interest publications readers want know about things tendency public-relations efforts send copies releases anybody everybody might conceivably publish valid because different editors columnists readers interested problem arises everybody seems use item Sometimes youll read same item half-a-dozen places same magazine 131 RAVENWOCO RD VERSAIUES KY 40383 66 Model Aviation a 7&dc4t / N 1 Disfinctive Quality Wood 4630 Day Road thur CA 96056 e 916-336-6990 Usually first time enough since Flyoff limited its pages infrequent its publication avoid using releases unless have some pertinent comment make subject such personal evaluation product roundup comparing similar products Another source good articles swap arrangement have about 25 other similarly oriented publications including several published overseas swipe lotand swipe well use material another publication try enhance original material example reprinted small stick Old-Timer Zaic Year Book added full-size plans wing tail building flying notes three recent builders model Any time material another source used source given full credit courteous journalistically dishonest two publications dont swipe Model Aviation Free Flight Flyoff may comment content dont reprint because assume virtually readers least US also read two publications feel complimented however publications swipe something Flyoffand problem remains however its tough get good stuff fill newsletter issue Id hate tell promises Ive collected great articles have yet see Circulation revenue editors pay terrible newsletter isnt free First editorial costs phone calls nag contributors photocopies drawings new ribbon printer etc paper printing postage may may biggest bite So have charge newsletter much club decision course make sure dont overlook legitimate costs have substantial circulation list keep names addresses subscribers expiration date computer database should also enable print out mailing labels newsletter also other mailings contest notices special meetings etc Carefully designed coding circulation database can save postal costsespecially list includes modelers club members Surprise Surprise Remarkably might find enjoy publishing dodge will probably make better modeler After editor includes model plans building flying tips new-product evaluations gadgetry design ideas similar content bound learn some new tricks will help him both shop field Go 4WHEN YOU WANT REAL DETAIL DONT CLEAR THE WORKBENCH JUST TO COVER YOUR PLANE THE COVER MASTER will ense cut covering material parts material rock steady giving two free hands stretch iron finished parts detailing installation gas tank motor controls etc Retail $6495 plus $10 S&H Video tape available $10 plus $2 S&H Refundable return video order PRECISION AIR ENTERPRISES 4535 Forest Lk Ct SE Grand Rapids MI 49546 Faster Service Call Charge 616-957-3371 616-975-0991 January1996 67 THERE IS ONLY ONE C COMPLETE 118 SCALE ENGINE KITS FOR P&W J-5 LE RHONE ROTARY CYLINDERS FROM 1112 TO 114 SCALE INJECTED MOLDED FOR LIGHT WEIGHT AND SCALE DETAIL SEND SASE FOR ILLUSTRATED ORDER FORM OR $300 FOR COLOR CATALOG WILLIAMS BROS INC 181 PAWNEE STREET DEPT MA SAN MARCOS CA 92069 WII Pa er M defrlze P5 nannI wurwj winjuy uuuw vi mu 51 iigntrs 0 WWH *uumy r.sauu mniuvi ni viii hhsu INCLUDES Full intructions histoilcal notes clear plaik prop disks Accurate detail carefully designed assembly Maim fantastic mobile OR create own miniature Air Museum Scale qprox 172 Satisfaction always Guaranteed Aviable Air Museums directly II13

Author: B. Hatschek


Edition: Model Aviation - 1996/01
Page Numbers: 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67

NO OCR TEXT Editors note author spent years editor various technical publications contributing editor American Machinist founded clubs newsletter Flyoff Its true Its too true model clubs newsletter editor will confirm word publishing newsletter valuable contributions member can make club very least keeps members aware club doings sparkplugs organizations activities welds group cohesive wholeeven meeting attendance does leave something desired Beyond well-crafted newsletter can contribute knowledge skills members can valuable source ideas tips model designs gadgetry etc can valuable tool gaining new members can help fatten club treasury Producing club newsletter no snap job Its tremendous challenge pay lousy Yet can very rewarding some thoughts ideasin random order because theyre important Title One first things name baby Keep character Use humor Brag little Double entendre good keep short selected Flyoff title Skyscrapers newsletter because suggests competition because flyoff exciting part freeflight contest word implies controversy its decisive action Size Most club newsletters consist number 81/2 X 11 sheets staple upper left-hand corner Thats standard US letter size fits photocopying machinewhich seems way club newsletters printed number such letter-size sheets typical newsletter four five because five sheets weigh just less ounce newsletters circulated First Class Mail sheet requires 23 cents postage Thus typical newsletter printed both sides 8- 10-pager Flyoff atypicaltwo 11 x 17 sheets printed both sides course provide reader eight pages size selected because copying machines size widely available useful plans can published 11 x 17 8/2 x 11 Plans small models can reproduced full-size Flyoff printed office copier its jobbed out offset printing double size still permits insertion extra single 8 x 11 sheet photocopied otherwise reproduced late-breaking news special information club members requiring extra postage Publication frequency talking about periodical Thats something published regular intervals daily weekly monthly whatever club newsletters its typically same frequency meetings minutes last meeting generally edited down pretty standard fare club newsletters Let suggest another criterion Choose frequency does overload editor Remember editors favorite pastime presumably building flying model airplanesif isnt may best editor Publications usually take character whoever produces replacing editor always successful Try keep editor happy pay lousy / / 4/ C/ -t,, 4 c ~: Lb1 i . 4-. $ -z&,, 44&#AfaiI Flyoff originally proposed start quarterly published three months expand bimonthly two months eventually monthly material becomes available optimistic assumption unfortunately never came about Flyoff remains Skyscrapers Quarterly after nearly eight years otherwise-successful publication term quarterly newsletter oxymoron term selfcontradictory News has time value after three months hardly seems journalistically fast-paced call Flyoff journal would also misleading because word implies heft eight pages just doesnt deliver Mechanics typography Putting newsletter together can range lowtech highest Most club newsletters simple paste-ups text illustrations produced separate pieces paper cut out pasted onto master pages reproduced photocopier offset printing stapled mailed need some way get legible words onto paper fairly easily typewriter least word-processing system some kind Its likely someone group has home computerand makes him prime candidate editorIts also probable computer has some word-processing software connected printer some kind though might convenient dont need $495 desktop-publishing software Lets consider options Remember thinking about 8-10 pages four five sheets printed both sides really serious about content isnt lot space type takes up space may realize Ordinary typewriter type either 10 characters inch so-called Pica size rather old-fashioned 12 Elite Thats 75 90 characters across 8/2-inch page /2-inch borders five Pica six Elite lines type per inch depth Multiply out pages useful depth 10 inches get 50 lines 75 Pica characters characters 60 x 90 Elite characters Believe thats enough Including title 3000 words article maybe 24000 characters Editors note Bob before started hacking up text Ha Theres easy fix copying machines can reduce imagesespecially 77% 65% Elite type reduced 77% still highly readable gives 156 characters per inch across page 78 lines down-pup 9126 characters home computer word-processing software yields better options different type designs calledfonts sizes available include typical Pica Elite varieties hundreds others also available Suffice say two broad categories type so-called text faces display type Text faces designed quick-andeasy reading feature serifsthose little strokes across ends letters help guide eye along line type Display type typically sans serif literally serifs usually bold seemingly designed read other side room Its typically used headlines captions subheads other places relatively few words stand alone Type size spacing measured points 72 points ch Flyoff produced ancient Macintosh computer almost seven years old using WordPerfect version 102 software Text 10-point Times Roman type usually 1 extra point space between lines yielding about 60-65 lines vertically page Headlines set Helvetica Bold variety point sizes particular type faces virtually classics uses Actually 10-point type fairly large Flyoff copy produced dotmatrix printer resolution about 72 dots per inch dpi ink-jet laser printer 300 dpi resolution could probably reduce type size 8- 9-point get still words losing readability 62 Model Aviation ut makeup mistake amateur editors seem make rather frequently make newsletters look like letters books spread type unbroken across whole page readers eye has difficulty following really slows down reading Thats newspapers magazines some largeformat books set relatively narrow columns 8-inch page width optimum column width range two four inches although its generally measured picas inch cas 1 pica oints Thus standard-size magazines such Model Aviation typical newsletters use either two-column three-column makeup typical column widths about 20-21 picas 3 31/2 inches 12-13 picas 2 2/6 inches respectively Either highly readableespecially fully justified spaced both left right edges column remember will probably also want include illustrations photos sketches cartoons etc type columns uniform width two-column makeup gives us choice full-page half-page width illustrations three-column lets us select full-page /3-page 2/3-page widths illustrations Sure have other choices can bleed illustration run out edge page float use extrawide margins run text around set part column non-standard width example three-column probably economical space minimum required manipulation unless have some high-powered desktop publishing software wont go Illustration Drawings mandatory model aviation publication photographs people will deny statement quote old saw picture worth thousand words Well drawings pictures arent photo useful illustrates something clarifies point made text subjects mother can recognize him magazine can use photos just because look pretty newsletter usually doesnt have enough space rarely has capability really sharp reproduction big trouble photos too often used wrong reasons fill space stroke somebodys ego photographers subjects second-biggest problem theyre selectively composed and/or cropped theyre published appropriate size whatever reason editor has failed duty eliminate some chaff doesnt really deserve publication modeler-editors seem very good judges photography dont want hurt WITH FiFTIFIDIL IFiTEILIOEFEE creation space age technology 21st CENTURY IRON makes other covering irons obsolete No guesswork major iron-on covering manufacturers recommend specific application shrinking temperatures achieve tightest longest lasting possible finish Only 21st CENTURY IRON has built-in temperature control system accurate within three degrees Fahrenheit dial setting Simply set dial desired temperature Temperature Processing Indicator TPI lights iron temperature rises reach dial setting TPI blinks set temperature reached telling its time cover No thermometer complicated testing needed advanced tool iron allows dial specific temperature 21st CENTURYIRON has designed ground up master modelers Itsie shoe design will reach places other irons can dream ofand its fully contoured shape allows dent-freeapplication temperature control dial handle hot shoe no burned fingers Its specially ulated coating delivers remarkable slip characteristics smoothest no-drag slide over virtually covering surface custom-fitted covering sock sturdy table top stand included free costs little conventional irons its last iron youll ever buy smart iron Coverite REAR UNEETOTHAHILNOF HEUPEHATARE CONTROL SYSTEM HEMPE ROTA 0 COSHEAL IIOANTTO ON HANDLE NOT ON NOTE OttAWA OAALLYRHANORENPRS FINGERS ON HOT NHOE GAL TENTRERAHARE C%ndVEIUIE INTAINCOEAHEEN FAHRENHEIT OF NOAH HENrEE*TUEESIQEEAT NOAHERI OF FILLETS NTS 420 BABYLON ROAD NORNOAM PENNY HAN NO BUILD BETTER BIPES BUILD BETTER MONOPLANES New 1996 100 Pages 800 Photographs Only $1995 Direct Sales Please Add $3 Shipping HARRY B HIGLEY SONS INC P 0 BOX 532 GLENWOOD IL 60425 THE WOFLO OFiLY COUEFIF1O IFOF1 Maybe its fuel Advanced Aero Fuelet Only $1495 eActually pays itself gas savings. sKeeps bottle sealed sProfects against spills eHeips keep fuel moisture out Made from 22nd Century TwistKonnexim Sub miniature quick lock fittings 5WF Coiled Tubing siphon pinpoint fuel pickup 24HR Order Hotline 800 273 AERO 805 943 5394 iiLuiy Aero Products Inc Please add $400 S/H L Suite 295 Lancaster CA 93536 VISA/MC/AMEX contributors feelings good editor may have other hand modelers know read drawing theyre reasonably good making readable drawingssurely adequate newsletters Drawings have inked reproduce well photocopy drawing made sharp pencil smooth drafting vellum Mylar shelf paper will reproduce almost well inked drawing make sure lettering legible Remember its also possible type up callouts drawing just paste dont forget unless plan full size make sure includes necessary dimensions least scale readers can enlarge drawing full size thing tends make amateur publications look amateurish tendency fill space inappropriately typified cartoons reproduced fullpage half-page should reduced perhaps two-inch square full-page contest notice could have reduced quarter-page Filling space easy way seductive temptation deadline nears avoid like plague because its cheating readers Content getting primary consideration communication audience Whos going read stuff much does reader already know Knowing answers such questions enables editor decide whats appropriate has go after kind content toughest part producing newsletter getting things put usually takes nagging helpful technique pick readerreal imaginaryas typical imagine what would interest person go after kind content newsletters put major emphasis chatty club news meeting minutes last fun-fly contest results whos doing what bit humor few brief building flying tips sort thing Thats fine belongs rather visaBJrn/c ELECTRONICS 64 Model Aviation ne runnin bit r0uh Sukhoi Su-2 6 RJC Sport Scale Wing Span 54 4 Si AIF r b AIrplIn MADE IN THE USA Area 520 sq Length 42 etc FOR OLDER UPDATES WE HAVE OVER 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN RC AT WE 1466 windward dr mason ohio 45040 ph 513 398-5423 II $16495 shipping Included Calif Residents add 71/4% sales tax ~en. Lrh completely finished unit made select maple hardwoods birch plywood Interlocking construction Medium pecan Features tour folding legs locking adjustable holders wing holders back Both lined neoprene coated sponge rubber Slide out power module built-in tool rack carrying handle holds battery starter Flight Box will fold down nice suitcase package 21 1/2 x 9 1/2 x 16 overall will hold gallon fuel can transmitter plus has two drawers parts Also available Four drawers instead Power Module--four small drawers either side Boat unit completely adjustable holders minus wing racks Made America Americans B A/Visa Master Charge Welcome e ted limits potential readership newsletter club members thats goal fine have broader target mind have broaden content editing Flyoff take position fellow Skyscrapers competitionoriented free-flight modelers first Thats joined club strive content will interest free-fighter sprinkle items pertain club goal get least construction article issue general article describing design theory trimming technique useful gadget etc result policy enjoy paid circulation outside club five times great membership considerable benefit Skyscraper treasury does content come Ill first admit have write too much As editor dont like thatnot because Im lazy also because feel would better publication greater variety contributors Other Skyscrapers contribute course dont limit nagging fellow clubmates Any time see hear interesting idea gadget procedure model design whatever ask Sometimes have interview author write up ask him check over first draft always tell contributors worry about spelling punctuation grammar like thats job editor News releases about new products have become major source filler material virtually commercially oriented special-interest publications readers want know about things tendency public-relations efforts send copies releases anybody everybody might conceivably publish valid because different editors columnists readers interested problem arises everybody seems use item Sometimes youll read same item half-a-dozen places same magazine 131 RAVENWOCO RD VERSAIUES KY 40383 66 Model Aviation a 7&dc4t / N 1 Disfinctive Quality Wood 4630 Day Road thur CA 96056 e 916-336-6990 Usually first time enough since Flyoff limited its pages infrequent its publication avoid using releases unless have some pertinent comment make subject such personal evaluation product roundup comparing similar products Another source good articles swap arrangement have about 25 other similarly oriented publications including several published overseas swipe lotand swipe well use material another publication try enhance original material example reprinted small stick Old-Timer Zaic Year Book added full-size plans wing tail building flying notes three recent builders model Any time material another source used source given full credit courteous journalistically dishonest two publications dont swipe Model Aviation Free Flight Flyoff may comment content dont reprint because assume virtually readers least US also read two publications feel complimented however publications swipe something Flyoffand problem remains however its tough get good stuff fill newsletter issue Id hate tell promises Ive collected great articles have yet see Circulation revenue editors pay terrible newsletter isnt free First editorial costs phone calls nag contributors photocopies drawings new ribbon printer etc paper printing postage may may biggest bite So have charge newsletter much club decision course make sure dont overlook legitimate costs have substantial circulation list keep names addresses subscribers expiration date computer database should also enable print out mailing labels newsletter also other mailings contest notices special meetings etc Carefully designed coding circulation database can save postal costsespecially list includes modelers club members Surprise Surprise Remarkably might find enjoy publishing dodge will probably make better modeler After editor includes model plans building flying tips new-product evaluations gadgetry design ideas similar content bound learn some new tricks will help him both shop field Go 4WHEN YOU WANT REAL DETAIL DONT CLEAR THE WORKBENCH JUST TO COVER YOUR PLANE THE COVER MASTER will ense cut covering material parts material rock steady giving two free hands stretch iron finished parts detailing installation gas tank motor controls etc Retail $6495 plus $10 S&H Video tape available $10 plus $2 S&H Refundable return video order PRECISION AIR ENTERPRISES 4535 Forest Lk Ct SE Grand Rapids MI 49546 Faster Service Call Charge 616-957-3371 616-975-0991 January1996 67 THERE IS ONLY ONE C COMPLETE 118 SCALE ENGINE KITS FOR P&W J-5 LE RHONE ROTARY CYLINDERS FROM 1112 TO 114 SCALE INJECTED MOLDED FOR LIGHT WEIGHT AND SCALE DETAIL SEND SASE FOR ILLUSTRATED ORDER FORM OR $300 FOR COLOR CATALOG WILLIAMS BROS INC 181 PAWNEE STREET DEPT MA SAN MARCOS CA 92069 WII Pa er M defrlze P5 nannI wurwj winjuy uuuw vi mu 51 iigntrs 0 WWH *uumy r.sauu mniuvi ni viii hhsu INCLUDES Full intructions histoilcal notes clear plaik prop disks Accurate detail carefully designed assembly Maim fantastic mobile OR create own miniature Air Museum Scale qprox 172 Satisfaction always Guaranteed Aviable Air Museums directly II13

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