American Aircraft Modeler

American Aircraft Modeler was a monthly magazine first appearing in 1968 and running until 1975. It was published in Washington D.C. by Potomac Aviation Publications, Inc.

It was preceded by the title: American Modeler.

UNT Digital Library currently provides access to 1 issue (88 pages) of this magazine's run. Dated: February 1969.

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  • General Info: Each volume consists of 6 numbers, spanning a half year, 1968-1973./ Issues for July-August 1973 called volume 76, number 7-8 but constitute volume 77, number 1-2./ Issues for January-September 1974 called volume 78, number 1-9; issues for October 1974-March 1975 called volume 74, number 10-volume 75, number 3. Supplemented by American aircraft modeler annual, 1968-<1969>./ Includes as a section Model aviation, the "official magazine of the Academy of Model Aeronautics," which is continued as a separate publication.
Language: English

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  • LCCN: 92657441
  • OCLC: 1479276
  • UNT-TITLE-ID: t03972
  • ISSN: 0002-7227

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1969
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