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Cox Ready To Fly Model Airplanes

Over the years, as well as producing millions of model engines Cox also produced a similar number of Ready To Fly (RTF) airplanes, as well as boats, cars, helicopters, trains, etc.

The following is a list of the RTF airplanes produced by Cox between 1953 and 1978:

Year Model Cat. # Engine Notes
1953 TD1 400 Space Bug .049 Cox's first RTF
1954 TD3 600 Space Bug Jnr .049
1956 TD4 Trainer B51, 5100 350 Babe Bee .049
1957 Super Cub 105 C52, 5200 350 Babe Bee .049 Replaced by the Super Cub 150
1958 Lil Stinker D53, 5300 100 Pee Wee .020 First 020 powered plane
1958 Super Sabre E54, 5400 100 Pee Wee 0.020
1959 P40 Warhawk 5500 350-1 Super Bee .049 Dual bypass port Babe Bee
1960 Commanche 5600 110-1 0.15 Sportsman Larger 2.5cc engine for Dads
1960 PT-19 Trainer 5700 350 Babe Bee .049 Also came out in 5710, 5761, 5900 and 6300
1960 Curtiss Pusher (Kit) 5800 350-2 Babe Bee .049 First kit form RTF
1961 Avion Shinn 2150-A 6200 190 Product Engine
1962 Ju87D Stuka 6400 190-1 Product Engine 190-1 has a dual bypass cylinder - drops bomb
1962 Avion P51B Bendix Trophy Racer 6600 190-2 Product Engine Special backplate and needle valve
1962 Super Cub 150 5200 190-4 Product Engine Updated version of earlier Super Cub 105
1963 Curtiss SB2C Helldiver 7000 190-3 Product Engine 190-3 also has dual bypass - pilot bails out
1963 L-4 Grasshopper 7200 190-4 Product Engine
1963 Spook 7420 290 Spook Engine Flying wing (kit form)
1963 Avion P51B Mustang 7600 190-2 Product Engine Special backplate and needle valve
1964 P40 Kittyhawk 8400 350-1 Super Bee .049 RAF version of P40 Warhawk
1964 Spitfire 7800 350-6 Silver Bee .049 First version of Spitfire replaced in 1966
1965 Curtiss A-25 Bomber 7100 190-3 Product Engine Dive bomber - drops bombs in flight
1966 RAF Spitfire 7800 350-6 Silver Bee .049 2nd version with RAF colour scheme
1966 T-28 7900 290 Product Engine
1966 QZ PT-19 Trainer 5900 450 QZ .049 PT-19 with QZ engine
1967 AD-6 Skyraider 9700 190-6 Product Engine
1968 F2G-1 Corsair 7500 290 Product Engine #7562 with flying accessories
1968 Pitts Special 5300, 8200 100 Pee Wee 020 Variation of the lil Stinker
1969 Thompson Trophy Corsair 27 2900 290 Product Engine
1969 Red Baron 5300 100 Pee Wee 020 Also released as "Red Knight"
1969 Mini Stunt Biplane 7300 100 Pee Wee 020 Another version of the lil Stinker
1969 Ryan ST-3 Super Sport 6200 (&6200-80) 90-1 Pee Wee 020 also available in trottled version 6200-80
1969 Ryan PT Army Trainer 6300 (&6300-80) 100 Pee Wee 020 same as 6200 & 6200-80 but in Army colors
1970 Corsair II 3900 290 Product Engine Chrome plated - left hand prop.
1971 Acro Cub 4600 190-4 Product Engine variant of the Super Cub
1971 Rivets 6800 350-9 Product Engine popular design sought by collectors
1971 P51D Miss America Mustang 6900 190-7 Product Engine Stars and stripes color scheme
1971 P51D Mustang 7600 190-6 Product Engine bubble canopy
1972 Sopwith Camel 8000 191-0 Product Engine
1972 Fokker DVII 8100 191-2 Product Engine
1972 Fokker DR1 Triplane 8300 191-0 Product Engine
1973 Super Sport Trainer 8600 191-3 Product Engine Pink aerobatics trainer
1973 Bushmaster 8700 190-4 Product Engine convertible with floats and skis
1974 Super Stunter 5400 191-2 Product Engine First design with foam wings
1975 Sky-Copter 7100 100 Pee Wee 020 First helicopter (free flight)
1975 Cessna 150 4000 191-8 Product Engine Sure Flyer with autopilot
1975 Piper Comanche 4100 191-8 Product Engine Sure Flyer with autopilot
1975 Combat Mustang 7700 191-x Product Engine 2 speed throttle control
1975 Super Chipmunk 9300 191-x Product Engine Foam wing stunter
1976 Skymaster 4200 191-8 Product Engine Sure Flyer with autopilot
1976 P-39 Airacobra 4300 191-8 Product Engine Sure Flyer with autopilot
1976 Crusader Stunt Trainer 9000 191-9 Product Engine Foam wing stunter
1977 Wings F-15 Eagle 3310 192-3 Product Engine One piece beginner plane
1977 Wings Hustler 3315 192 Product Engine One piece beginner plane
1977 Wings F-16 Falcon 3320 192-3 Product Engine One piece beginner plane
1977 Wings Mantis 3325 192 Product Engine One piece beginner plane
1978 Star Cruiser UFO 7200 049 Product Engine Free Flight

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