There Are No Secrets

VERY GOOD, no marks in text, stapled binding is sound. 81 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm. . . . . . . . *There Are No Secrets* by Harry Higley, published in 1981, is a practical guide focused on building and finishing model aircraft, especially radio-controlled (R/C) planes. The book presents Higley's insights and experience in a clear and accessible style, making it valuable both for beginners and seasoned modelers. The book is a yellow, softcover manual with 81 pages, illustrated with monochrome photographs, charts, and line drawings to aid readers visually throughout the building process. It is organized into 16 chapters covering various aspects of model aircraft construction and finishing, reflecting Higley's hands-on expertise and systematic approach. Higley shares detailed techniques for working with model aircraft materials, covering subjects like surface preparation, covering, painting, and assembly. Readers benefit from straightforward language and step-by-step guides, emphasizing that success in modeling comes from skill, craftsmanship, and attention to detail rather than secrets or tricks. The book is well-regarded in the R/C hobbyist community as a classic resource for improving aircraft appearance and performance. …