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FLYING SCALE MODELS [ PAGE 2 ]
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Fokker D-V The D- V |
Was one of those WW1 fighters which, chronologically, fell between
the Fokker monoplanes and the later Dr1 and D7. With sweptback upper
wings and rounded vertical tail surface, it tends to look a bit like
cross between the Nieuport 11 and the Fokker Eindekker. The model
spans 68.9"(1750mm) and weighs in at about 9.25 lbs. Four
function R/C is required and the model suits .46-.60 two stroke motors
or .60-.80 four strokes.
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Albatros C-1 |
The Albatros series of two seat reconnaissance aircraft were used
in very large numbers by the Imperial German Air Service during WW1,
performing artillery observation, bombing and photography tasks. K
& M's 1/5th scale model is highly detailed. It spans 102"
(2590mm), weighing 16lbs with four function RlC and .60 -.90 two
stroke motor or .90-.120 four stroke.
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Royal Aircraft Factory Be2c |
One of early British aviation's attempts to create a flying
rockery, the Be2c is an aircraft full of character and should be
exceptionally easy to fly with four function RlC. Spanning 88.4"
(2250mm), the finished model weighs 16.5 lbs and suits .60-.70 cu. in
two stroke motors or .80-.90 four strokes. Price £899.
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Royal Aircraft Factory Be2c
is an aircraft full of achaic character: A nice easy flier for those
who like their scale models to fly real slow. K & W model features
excellent details
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Blackburn 1912 Type D Monoplane |
The 1912 Monoplane has always been a scale modellers' favourite
and here's a chance to replicate the Shuttleworth Museum Collection's
original example that still flies at their shows. It's a very nice
sized model at 78" (1950mm) span and at 9.25 lbs, has a low wing
loading ideal for .46-.60 two stroke motors or .60-.80 four strokes.
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SPAD XIII |
Arguably the most effective French fighting scout of WW1, the SPAD
XIII was the mount of many aces, including Georges Guynemer, Rene Fonk
and Charles Nungesser, plus Americans Raul Lufbery, Frank Luke and
Eddie Rickenbacker. K & W's model comes finished in the colours of
the U.S. Expeditionary Force. It spans 68.9" (1750mm) and weights
11.5 lbs. Four function R/C gear is needed and the model suits .60.75
cu. in two strokes or .80-.90 four strokes.
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SPAD XIII is an interesting
alternative to the Pup, Camels, Fokker D7s etc. Model is
supplied as shown in far right picture.
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