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Classic Stunt
Designs from 1953 through the end of 1969.
- Heinz 57, designed by Gordan Delaney in 1963. 56” wingspan, 590 sq inches of area,
for .35 -
.40 engines. - Fierce Arrow “400” by Wild Bill Netzeband, first published in May 1969. Wingspan
38 1/2”. Area, 487 sq. Inches, for .15 -
.20 engines. - Excalibur, by Dick Mathis. 51 1/2” wingspan, 553 sq inches of area. Profile design
for .35-
.40 engines. - Bellanca Super Viking 300, designed by Jim Young 54” span, 594 sq inch area, for
.35-
.46 engines. - Staggerwing Beech, by Jack Sheeks. Classic stunt biplane. 46 inch wingspan, 662 sq
inches of areaq, for .35-
.46 engines. - Torino, by Jack Sheeks. Classic twin boomer stunt ship. 53” wingspan, 520 or 530
sq. Inches, for .35-
.40 engines. - Twin Flight Streak, by Mark Fechnor, 1959. 74” -
78” wingspan, depending on the version, with an area of 770 - 800 sq. Inches, for a pair of .20’s - Vum 18, by Hungarian, Tibor Vellai. This design was 14th. At the 1967 Criterium of
Aces. 55 1/8” span, with an area of 610 sq. Inches, for .35-
.46 power. - Goldbrick, designed and drawn by Wild Bill Netzeband himself. 48” wingspan for .35-
.40 engines.
A Tribute to Ed and Helen Southwick,
Taken at Mile Square Park
Fair winds dear friends.