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Jimmie Allen Special (Laser Cut)
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This flying model was designed by Speed Robertson and engineered by Reginald Denny. It qualifies for 4 Flying Aces Club events: Jimmie Allen, Old Time Rubber, Old Time Two-Bit Rubber, and Embryo. Pre-1942 design, eligible for Society of Antique Modelers (SAM) contests.
This free flight rubber powered model airplane kit includes a full-size rolled plan, laser cut balsa parts and hand-picked balsa strip wood, Easy Built Lite tissue in a variety of bright colors, FAI rubber motor, E-B propeller, EBM thrust bearing, wheels, wire, clear plastic for the windshield, and 1 pair of Jimmie Allen TissueCal™ markings. To build this model you will need a building board, hobby knife, fine sandpaper, and glue.
Jimmie Allen Special
20" wingspanClass: Sport flying model
kit #CA03LC price: $33.50
Jimmie Allen TissueCal™ markings
Includes 4 different sets of Jimmie Allen markings printed on white Easy Built Lite tissue.
item #B100 price: $7.85/sheetRead A Story About Jimmy Allen Models
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Building Set for Rubber Power
Includes a hobby knife, 5 blades, straight point tweezers, 5.5" x 9" Self Healing Cutting Mat, Jet Instant glue, Jet Super glue, Jet Tips, glue stick, canopy glue/tacky glue, MagnaBoard XL™ set, Minus Magnets 20 pack, and Rubber Powered Model Airplanes book. Save 25% off individually priced items! There is a limit of 2 sets per order.
item B329 Price: $79.95
Building Set
Excludes the book on rubber power and the glue stick. Includes a hobby knife, 5 blades, straight point tweezers, 5.5" x 9" Self Healing Cutting Mat, Jet Instant glue, Jet Super glue, Jet Tips, canopy glue/tacky glue, MagnaBoard XL™ set, and Minus Magnets 20 pack. Save 25% off individually priced items! There is a limit of 2 sets per order.
item B332 Price: $66.95
Advanced Tool Set
Includes Sanding Stick with 120, 240, 320, 400, and 600 grit belts, Pull Saw Blade, K5 Heavy Duty Knife with beveled blade, Narrow Keyhole Saw Blades 5 pack, Curved Tip Tweezers, 1/16" Ball Tip Burnisher, Jewelers Needle Point Awl, Steel Ruler 6" x 1" with drill gauge, 15 piece drill set (1.05mm - 2mm). Save 30% off individually priced items!
item B330 Price: $45.99
Flight Pack for Rubber Power
Includes a 10:1 winder, moldable nose weight, FAI SuperSport rubber 32 feet each 3/32", 1/8", and 3/16" and 32 feet EBM 1/16" rubber. Save 23% off individually priced items!
item B331 Price: $34.95
"Attached are photos of my recently completed Jimmy Allen Special. It is shown with full embryo regalia. I took it to the field for the first time last week and am still in the process of trimming, but it definitely flies and shows a lot of potential." - Mark Fineman
"Seven year old Aaron Narance is holding the Easy Built "Jimmy Allen Special" model ready for the 2009 contest season at the Cleveland Free Flight Society. The model was built by Aaron and his father, David Narance of Galion, Ohio. The Junior Birdman is wearing his grandpa's Navy flight helmet and is awaiting the signal to turn into the wind and launch all aircraft!" - David Narance
"Greetings from France. I think this bird flies very well." - Jean Marc Morin
"Our Jimmie Allen Special and Ritz both fly well in the southern hemisphere too - Many hours of fun had and being had by both myself and the kids!" - Toby Wetherill
"Just a quick note to let you know what an enjoyable experience building the Jimmie Allen Special was. Being my first experience with tissue covering and having spent the last 10 years of my career as an auto CAD draftman I scaled it up to a 30 inch wingspan. I'm not new to modeling and have 4 WWI quarter scale airplanes under my belt. ... I used Minwax clear [to seal the tissue]. I was real happy with the results as it brushed on like dope and doesn't contribute to any shrinkage. I flew my Jimmie Allen Special yesterday. It flew like a champ. It was a bit windy so I'm only up to 300 winds. I did have to move the wing forward 1 inch to achieve the center of gravity, so I had to reposition the dowels before I went to the field." - Warren Niffenegger
