www.carstensbookstore.com/littleangie.html LITTLE ANGLE (CD233) September 2004


Maybe it’s not 3D, but with more than ample power Dick Sarpolus described his 52-inch sport plane as capable of “wild stunting”. A good .50 2-stroke will do it proud. $15.00


www.carstensbookstore.com/littlelarry.html LITTLE LARRY (CD119) September 2000


Larry Katz’s 43-inch indoor/park flyer origi- nally used a geared, brushed motor. An E-flite Park 370 outrunner is just right. $10.00


www.carstensbookstore.com/littlelim.html LITTLE LIM (CF193) May 1970


Small it may be, but Dave Linstrum’s 39-inch freeflight Coupe d’Hiver design flies in the Unlimited class with more than potent per- formance from 40-gram motors. $9.00


They may be small but there’s a mountain of great flying in these models. FOR ORDERING INFORMATION SEE PAGE 65


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