David Janson's
Model Engine Designer
and Manufacturer Profiles

Created: July 2006
Last Update: May 2007

 

Model engine builders and collectors are great ones for self-published and "small press" books. This makes sense as the market for such publications is as small as it is passionate. A prime example is Model Engine Designer And Manufacturer Profiles. It was compiled by David R Janson from a series published in the newsletter of the Denver chapter of SAM, the Society of Antique Modellers. This series, researched and written by David, spanned ten years and covered 113 subjects. David deserves special praise as his book carries an encouragement to copy and reproduce as you will to further the hobby of model airplane building and engine collecting.

This index lists all of the 113 subjects in alphabetical order. The number reflects the sequence of publication. Selected subjects are hyperlinked to the actual review.

 
3Aero 35, horizontal piston engine, glow, 1963, USA
47Ace 64, twin spark ign., 1948, USA
106Atom 09, spark ign., 1939, USA
7Avion Mercury R/C, 1.604, spark ign., 1946, USA
58Bantam 60, twin, glow, 1980, USA
87Barker 60, man-ul-matic, spark ign., 1947, USA
112B & C 60, vertical twin, glow, 1981, Italy
24Bernhardt (HB) 61 R/C, & 21 R/C Grand Prix, glows, 1972, Germany
38Browns, Lykens 12 spark, 1940, C02s, Campus 29 glow, 1950, USA
39Cameron 23, spark ign., 1946, USA
74Cameron 15 R/C, glow, 1950, USA
61Cannon 300, 299, spark, 1945, USA
9Channel Islands "special" 10cc, spark, 1949, England
108C.I.E. 14, diesel, 1948, USA
22Cirrus 1.5 R/C, inline four, 1979 USA (also called D&B and Z&H, glow & ign.)
63CMB 60 R/C, R/CA, 1984, Italy
55Comet 35, spark ign., 1938, USA
53Condor 60, Copper King, spark ign., 1939, USA
8Conley l.2 R/C, glow, 4 cycle, 1988, USA
50Cox .049, thimbledrome, 1st mdl, 1952, USA
15Damo FS 218 R/C, 1.1, twin four-cycle glow, 1978, Sweden
34Davies-Charlton (DC) .29, Tornado twin glow, 1960 England
73Deezil 12, diesel, 1948, USA
25Dunham-Orwick 64, repro, spark ign, 1985, England
78Dylla 60, four-cycle, glow, 1980s, Austria
69English two & four cycles, Merco 60, Magnum 90, Condor 90, Hi-Max 90, 81-84
54Enya VT 240, "V" twin, four-cycle, glow, 1986, Japan
62Enya 4l-4C, four-cycle, glow, 1995, Japan
107Enya 90-4C, four cycle, glow, 1984, Japan
77Figge, 90, four cycle, glow, early 1980s, Germany
17Fisher 60 R/C, Redshift, glow, 1977, England
18Fitzpatrick 60 R/C, glow, 1978, USA
81Fox 60 R/C, Hawk, glow, 1985, USA
92Fox 1.2 R/C, twin, glow, 1979, USA
93Fox 60 R/C, Eagle Ill, glow, 1981, USA
100Fox 40 R/C, 500 Quickee, glow, 1984, USA
102Fox 19BB R/C, glow, 1983, USA
103Fox 78 R/C, glow, 1981, USA
4G-Mark .30 R/C, five cylinder radial, glow, 1980, Japan
71G-Mark 30 R/C, twin glow, 1981, Japan
28G.H.Q. .56, sparkign, 1940, USA
44Heatherington 23, spark ign., 1948, USA
104Herkimer 60, DeLuxe, spark ign., 1940, USA
48Herkimer 1.208, twin, spark ign, 1946, USA
80Hi-Max 91 R/C, glow, 1987, England
6Hirtenberger (HP), 61 R/C, glow, rear intake, 1967, Austria
79Hi-Speed, Phantoms, Torpedos 27s, pre and post war, USA
65Holland Hornet 049, glow, 1960, USA
49HP V21, R/C, four-cycle, glow, 1984, Austria
110Hur1eman 38, aristocrat, spark ign., 1939, USA
84Hurricane 24, glow, 1946, Canada
72Kalt FC-1, 45, four-cycle, glow, 1978, Japan
70Kavan PK-50, MKll, four-cycle, spark ign., 1986, Germany
16Kende1 1.2, glow, twin, 1978, USA
25K & M Orwick 64, spark ign., 1984, England
30Hiness 60 R/C, Arrow, in1ine single 1975, Japan
19Kraft 60 R/C, glow, 1974, USA
29Krasnorutskij 60 R/C, inline single, glow 1974, Russia
60Laser 75, four-cycle, glow, 1984, England
96Leja 90, four-cycle, spark ign., 1947, USA
56Maloney 1.00, spark ign., 1986, Korea
51Mamiya 60, spark ign., 1949, Japan
113MDS 61, R/C, glow, 1997, Russia
36Merco 61 R/C, glow, 1958, England
83Merlin 24, glow, 1946, Canada/USA
76Mike GR6, 1.00, 5 cylinder radial, glow, 1989, USA
27Micron M4-24, 58, R/C glow, four cylinder, 1973, France
52Mite 098, diesel, 1947, USA
31Moki M6, 1.5 R/C glow, 1976, Hungary
82Morton M5, four-cycle, 5 cylinder spark ign., 1947, USA
32MVVS 10 R/C, glow, 1969, Czech Republic
41Nordec 60, glow, 1950, England
2Northfield-Rosspower 1.206, R/C glow, 1972, USA
99OPS 60 R/C, super, glow, 1982, Italy
64OPS 1.20 R/C, four-cycle, glow, 1984, Italy
5O.S. Wankel (Graupner), 30 Glow, rotary piston engine, 1982, Japan
12O.S. 29, glow, 1951, Japan
42O.S. 56, type 6 (K6), spark ign., 1940/1988
87O.S. 1.60 Gemini Twin, glow, 1985, Japan
109O.S. 108 FSR (BX-l) glow, 1984, Japan
14OTC 19, spark, 1993, USA
37PAL 55, spark ign., 1950, USA
111PAW 29, diesel, 1992, USA
20Profi 6lF, glow, 1975, Germany
85R.V.E. 60, four-cycle glow, 1982, England
23Saito G-60 R/C, spark ign., 1978, Japan
105Saito 100 R/C twin, glow, 1996, Japan
89Saito FA 90T, MkII, R/C glow, twin, 1994, Japan
84Sesqui 09 diesel, 1982, Australia
11Simplex 19A, hornet, and 25 MkII, spark ign., 1978-83, USA
35Skylark 60, spark ign, magneto, 1981, England
40Strato Super 60, spark ign., 1942, Canada
43Strong 45, glow vertical twin R/C, 1945-46, Japan
33Suevia 1.5, type 22 R/C, glow, 1978, Germany
68Super Cyclone 60, spark ign, 1939, USA
75Super Tigre XII, R/C, glow, 1985, Italy
90Super Tigre G. 60 bluehead, glow, 1977, Italy
97Super Tigre X6l R/C, glow, 1988, Italy
45Syncro 56, ace, spark ign., 1939, USA
46Syncro B30, spark ign., 1940, USA
10Taipan 40 R/C, glow, 1975, Australia
1Taplin 49, MkIII Twin, R/C, diesel, 1967, England
13Technopower II, R/C, spark ign, 5 cylinder radial, four-cycle, 1981, USA
101Technopower II, R/C, glow, 5 cylinder "big bore" four-cycle 1983, USA
26Tlush 65, ace, spark ign., 1936-1972
66Thor 79, spark ign., 1946, USA
95Thunder Tiger F9lS, R/C glow four-cycle, 1997, Taiwan
67Wahl, replicas, glow ign., 1958-2001, USA
21Webra 61 R C glow, 1980, Germany & OS Max 61 FSR GS 2A, 1983, Japan,geared
57Webra T4, .87, four-stroke, glow, 1980, Germany
91Webra 61 R/C, blackhead, glow, 1972, Germany
98Webra 61 R/C, racing, glow, 1979, Germany

Note correction: Reviews 107 and 108 are transposed in the published index. They are shown correct in the table above.

For a full review of this publication,
see Model Engine News, August 2006.

 

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