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COX MODELS GILES G-202 ARF

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PHOTOS BY JOHN REID Sporty scale aerobat THE COX MODELS GILES G-202 ARF IS A GOOD-LOOKING, SWEET FLYER The Cox name brings back memories. As a boy, I used Cox model engines on every plane I built. Started in California way back in 1945, the company is now a household name among model-aviation enthusiasts. In the late 1960s, it produced one of its first kits: the X-15. Today, Cox offers a new line of ARFs...

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