| The full scale version of the Baby Ace was originally published in Mechanix Illistrated as one of the very first homebuilt aircraft. John Upton later redesigned the Baby Ace into what is now known as the Corbin Baby Ace. It had a larger engine and cowling and wheel pants added. The 1/4 scale model is very easy to build using stick construction and is a real joy to fly. With a semi symetrical wing that makes the Baby Ace a real show performer. |
| 1/4 Scale Corbin Baby Ace |
| Wingspan |
| Wing Area |
| Engines |
| Weight |
| 80" |
| 1050 sq. in. |
| .60 two cy.~ 1.20 four cy. |
| 10~12 lb. |
| Price's |
| Plans |
| F/G Cowl |
| F/G Wh/Pants |
| Alum. Gear |
| $30 |
| $37 |
| $35 |
| $25 |
| Cabane Strut |
| $45 |
| Shipping and handling charges are $5.95 |
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