By Larry JollyThe story of building and flying this 10-ft.-span, Rossie .91 ducted-fan-powered 1/10-scale model of a Boeing 737-200 for filming the television movie of the Aloha Air disaster is no less fascinating than the movie itself. And when a model wins and Emmy, that’s unique! As seen in the November 1990 and February 1991 issues of Model Aviation.I’ll never forget that phone call last October. “Larry, this is Bill. Can you fly a 1/10-scale 737? A 200 or 400 series? A 400 would be better, easier to hide the fans. Nope, gotta be a 200.”What movie-worthy events, I wondered, hanging…
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