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If the Standard Aircraft
Company's model Standard "J"
looks a lot like the
Curtiss JN−4 "Jenny," there's a good reason - it was manufactured
to supplement the Army's urgent need for trainer planes. Its two-seater
configuration provided the student-instructor accommodation not available in the
high-powered, single-seat fighter and patrol aircraft. The January 1955 issue
of Model Airplanes News magazine contained a two-page spread of some of
the most highly detailed
line drawings you will find of the Standard "J," inked by Willis L. Nye.
Mr. Nye produced many such fine quality drawings for both model airplane and
professional aeronautical magazines.
Standard Model "J" Detailed Drawings
Posted August 28, 2021
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