There are many people here that are interested in the OV-10 as a modeling subject, not only for R/C but for static display and for free flight as well. If you have built an OV-10 model of any sort, we would all like to hear about it and see some pictures! So send them in!!

Lately, there has been increased interest in the Bronco within modeling circles (everyone finally caught on to how neat it is!) so we have separated these pages into three sections covering general model info, flying models, and static models.

Of course, all the sections of this site contain useful scale details. However, here are some items that may be of particular use to modelers:

• U.S. Air Force Technical Order 1-1-4 defines how all service aircraft are to be marked, from camouflage patterns down to stencils and insignia, and everything in between. A 1994 version, which dates back some ways, covers all current aircraft at that time including the OV-10 (and some other neat planes like the F-106 and F-4.) The original was found at the WR-ALC/TILTA Tech Data Home Office site, which is VERY slow. Therefore, we've posted a local copy here. This is a large (5.5 MB) PDF file, but has a lot of great information.
• Our State Department / BATF section has lots of scale details of active (and unusual) D-model Broncos.
• The Technical page has 3-views and manufacturer dimensional data.
• Don't forget to look at OV-10 related books!