Written by Stan Alexander.
As featured on page 61 in the April 2012 issue.
Read the excerpts of the review and exclusive video highlights.
In the 1930s, air racing was all the rage in the United States and Europe. There were no CAD design systems and most designers learned from the old and sometimes tough trial-and-error method.
Bennie Howard and Gordon Israel were such designers and builders of race airplanes and later civilian aircraft. Howard’s racers were white in color, but the one that most people remember is his DGA-6 Mister Mulligan.
This high-wing monoplane cabin…
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