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Roger
Teagarden
Flying T Model Company
1734 O'Connell Avenue
Overland, MO 63114
USA
Phone
314-423-1908
Email - Roger Teagarden
All plans are built to the Walnut Scale class. Plans are $US5.00 each,
unless indicated otherwise, plus postage. A copy of the full catalogue
costs $US2.00. For further information, email Roger Teagarden .
FTMC
airplane model plans:
FTMC–1
1911 Hirondelle
1/16 scale 18” span. Delicate early French pioneer.
FTMC-2 1913 Deperdussin
1/16 scale 21” span. The first aircraft with the Hisso engine.
FTMC–3 1911 Avro D
1/16 scale 23” span. Early English biplane a nice flyer.
FTMC–4 1916 S.I.A 71-b
1/24 scale 22” span. WW-I Italian bomber.
FTMC–5 1912 Chiribiri #5
1/24 scale 15” span. Early Italian pioneer.
FTMC–6 1917 Ansaldo SVA-5
1/24 scale 15” span. WW-I Italian bomber.
FTMC–7 1908 Bleriot #VII
1/16 scale 18” span. Early French pioneer.
FTMC–8 1911 Nieuport Racer
1/16 scale 21” span. Typical Nieuport design.
FTMC–9 1917 Airco DH 6
1/24 scale 18” span. Lovely training biplane.
FTMC–10 1913 Handley Page Yellow Peril
1/24 scale 21” span. Swept wings and very stable.
FTMC-11 1913 Nieuport Schneider
1/24 scale 20” span. Weyman’s Monaco version.
FTMC–12 1911 Latham Monobloc
1/24 scale 26” span. It’s a big beast.
FTMC–13 1909 Antoinette 7
1/24 scale 21” span. This is the early version.
FTMC–14 1913 White Charabanc T-10
1/24 scale 31” span. Big beautiful pusher biplane.
Plan $7.50
FTMC–15 1916 Caproni C-3
1/24 scale 39” span. WW-I Italian Bomber.
Plan $7.50
FTMC–16 1916 Gotha Ursinus G-I
1/24 scale 39” span. The first in the Gotha line.
Plan $7.50
FTMC–17 1912 Etrich Taube
1/24 scale 24” span. An all time favorite.
FTMC–18 1912 Avro F
1/16 scale 22” span. A simple scale model.
FTMC–19 1916 Albatross B-II
1/16 scale 22” span. An easy one to build.
FTMC–20 1916 Aviatic Berg C-1
1/16 scale 19” span. Super flyer.
FTMC–21 1912 White Canard
1/12 scale 18.5” span. Easy to build.
FTMC–22 1912 Caproni CA-8
1/16 scale 21” span. Early Italian machine.
FTMC–23 1914 Bleriot XI
1/24 scale 18.5 span. It’s the Millitaire.
FTMC–24 1912 Gallaudet A-1
1/24 scale 22” span. Impossible to make it fly.
FTMC–25 1912 Flanders F-3
1/24 scale 21.5” span. Early English monoplane.
FTMC–26
1917 B. E. 2-C 1917
1/24 scale 25.5” span. Standard version.
FTMC–27 1910 Lillian Bland Mayfly
1/12 scale 27” span. Lovely fragile machine.
FTMC–28 1911 Caudron Type A
1/12 scale 24” span. Hard to fly.
FTMC–51 1980 Mini max
1/12 scale 24” span. The basic version.
FTMC–52 1936 CW-8 Polish Motor Glider
1/16 scale 23” span. Lovely flyer.
FTMC–53 1922 Reisler R-III 1922
1/12 scale 22” span. German light plane.
FTMC–54 1995 Flitzer Staaken Z-1 1995
1/12 scale 18” span. Modern VW powered machine.
The Flying T Model Company (or FTMC for short) is operated by Roger
Teagarden and specializes in early aircraft. Roger writes that:
"All of our plans are of a technical nature and are not
for the raw beginner, but with one or two simple sport models under
your belt, an advanced FTMC model can be a real delight to build
and fly.
"No specific power installation is shown on any FTMC plan.
These were and still are the drawings I made to build my own models
and I did not make the power decisions until I had done some construction
of the model. All of my models use rubber, CO2 or small electric
motors."
Roger also mentions that:
"The FTMC-24 1912 Gallaudet A-1 is still the hardest model I
have ever built. And I was never successful in the flying of this
difficult model. So this outstanding offer stands:
"Anyone who can build and fly the Gallaudet A-1 and provide
authenticated photographic proof is entitled to two FREE FTMC plans
of their own choosing."
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