Isaac's Fury
IF EVER THERE WAS a biplane designed with the Rubber modeler in mind, it must have been John Isaac's homebuilt Fury. It has all the features we like to see in a design to be modeled-adequate nose moment length, long landing gear to accommodate a large prop, large tail surfaces, and generous dihedral. It has simple markings and color scheme, which are easily reproduced on the model. There are two excellent sources for pictures, scale drawings, and other authentication information. The 1965 Air Progress Aircraft Annual has good scale drawings, a cutaway isometric drawing, and several pictures. The 1965 January issue of Aero Modeller (English) contains an article with the same drawings but few pictures; however, it features a colored picture of the Fury on the cover.
