These are Model Airplane News combo plans from March 1964... both models were featured in that issue.. the plans are brand new with both side being printed on

The Stunt plan is of the Pegasus by Jean A Pailet .. it has a 49.5 WS and weighed a whopping 56 oz,, How did a Fox 35 fly a pattern on these early stunters ... that is a mystery to me.. at this weight it would push the limits of an LA46 ..
https://rcbookcase.com/data/media/5/03Model_Airplane_News_March_1964.pdf


The FF Plan is of the Uranus..a 1/2A design sporting a 46" WS ... this is from the Outerzone site.."The Uranus is a high performance contest aircraft designed by and intended for the serious free flighter. The construction is fairly simple and any average modeler can manage it. Trimming must be precise and gradual. If you are inexperienced but have flown some free flight, the Uranus will offer you a thrilling challenge and reward; as it is a very stable and exceptionally fast model.

At the end of the 1962 contest season, the Uranus was conceived; when we realized that in order to compete with the high caliber ships brought about by the new rules, it would he necessary to have a design that would climb very well and still have a slow flat glide. To obtain this, we decided on a wing area of approximately 275 square inches, an airplane with little or no frontal resistance and lightly loaded, coupled with an airfoil with which we have had good experience and the Uranus exceeded our expectations.


Will combine shipping