Model Airplane News
November 1961
 
*COMPLETE NATS IN PIX & STORY
*DUAL MODEL WAKEDFIELD & UNLIMITED
*ALL BALSA FREE FLIGHT
*WW-1 WAR BIRDS
*FAMOUS PROFILES
 
Cover Art: (by Jo Kotula)
Bucker Bu 133-C "Jungmeister" was a single-engine, single-seat biplane of wood and tubular steel construction and covered in fabric. It was developed useful to support claims of technological superiority made by the Reich's propaganda machine. In short, it was designed to win. It was Germany's bid to dominate world aerobatics competition. It became the advanced aerobatic trainer for the future fighter pilots of Hitler's Luftwaffe. It was for years considered the finest aerobatic aircraft for training and competition until the advent of higher performance aircraft of the post World War II era. Almost every German pilot who flew against the Allies during World War II earned his wings in a Jungmeister.

Secure binding with clean pages & light cover wear. 64 pages.