Australian Aeromodellers 'Hangar of Fame' Updated March 30, 2003
Arthur SmithMelbourne, Victoria, Australia 'A Man and his Aeroplanes'
The 1980s Arthur Smith, waterplane, c.1980s more details to be added
 Arthur Smith, waterplane, c.1980s
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 Early Days in Wakefield Flying Airborne Magazine, 1983
 Early Days in Wakefield Flying Airborne Magazine, 1983
'A continuation of above article mentioning my Korda Wakefield which on March 17, 1941 flew for 20' 28" created a new Victorian duration record  Arthur Smith's 'Korda Wakefield', 1939
 The Shaw Cup
 Arthur Smith, Canard Waterplane, Mar., 1989 "A Jim Fullarton design which I modified for radio control"
 Arthur Smith, Mar., 1989 "The above model, pre-covering"
 Arthur Smith and Jim Fullarton's waterplanes, c.Mar., 1989 Jim (l) Arthur (r) + more details to be added
 Arthur Smith, F1B 'Wakefield', c.1980s more details to be added
 Arthur Smith, F1B 'Wakefield', c.1980s more details to be added
 Arthur Smith and John Pond, c.1980s more details to be added
 John Pond, c.1980s more details to be added
 Arthur Smith, c.1980s more details to be added
The 1990s Arthur Smith, c.1990 "All 3 models were radio controlled"
 Arthur Smith, c.1990
"A New Zealand R6B. Once lost over Brighton, Victoria, it was later found in a backyard swimming pool some three miles away!"  Arthur Smith, May 28, 1990 Aerial shot of Brighton, Victoria with Port Phillip Bay in the distance
 Arthur Smith - Rocketman, Oct. 20, 1991
 Arthur Smith, CO2, c.1991
 Arthur Smith, CO2, c.1991
 Variable Pitch Propellers
 Variable pitch propeller mechanism
 Arthur Smith and 'The 10th Lacey', Feb. 23 1993, Sunbury Article on 'The 10th Lacey' to follow
 Arthur Smith and 'The 10th Lacey', May 1993
...and more of Arthur and his models can be seen in Australian Aeromodelling Groups and the Museum of Australian Aeromodelling
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