The WACO 10
A Classic Full-Scale Aviation Racer
Written by Roy Day Find the entire feature on page 34 in the July 2011 issue. Read an abridged summary relating to the article.I've always liked biplanes, and particularly admire those by WACO. Years ago I designed and built a glow-powered model of the UPF-7. I flew it for many years and thought it was one of the best-flying models I had designed. The WACO 10 is somewhat simpler in design, with nearly identical straight wings and a truss-design fuselage. This electric-powered version also flies well and is relatively easy to build.
As for the construction, the top and bottom wings are nearly identical; they have the same ribs, spares, center sheeting, and wingtips. However, the psan of the bottom wing is slightly shorter than that of the top; the bottom has 2 1/2 degrees of dihedral and ailerons; the top wing as no dihedral. Begin by making the 28....
read more on page 34 in the July 2011 issue of Model Aviation.
photo from the WACO 10 build article
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