Boeing 737 (A04178) In late 1958 Boeing announced a design study for a twin-engined feeder airliner to complete the family of Boeing passenger jets. In February 1965 the first order was placed & the project went ahead. The 737 has since become the best selling commercial aircraft in aviation history. Scale: 1:144 ...

Boeing AH64D Apache Longbow (A03077) The Hughes Apache entered service with the US Army bringing with it advanced technology to the concept of airborne battlefield support. This latest version has longer-range weapons accuracy & all-weather/night fighting capacity, detection of objects (moving or stationary) without being detected, as well as a number of other improvements required for the type of warfare encountered in the 21st century. Scale: 1:72 ...

CNC Pack (fuselage formers & sides, balsa tailplane parts & plywing ribs) For B-17. Designed by: Tony Nijhuis Model type: Electric W.W.11 bomber Fully built up construction using balsa andplywood. The fuselage is built over the plan using formers & stringers & rolled balsa sheeted finish. The wings are a built-up structure of ribs over a main spar & balsa sheeted. The tailplane built up in a similar fashion to the wings. Originally designed for four 400-6V geared motors & 16-cells but we now recommend a brushless setup with lithium polymer batteries for the best fl ight performance & duration. The model is designed for retractable undercarriage. If you have always wanted to build a B-17 but have never quite found one in a practical ' Sunday Morning' size, we're pleased to tell you the wait is over! Tony is rightly pleased with this little beauty. She handles like an aileron trainer. Get her in the air & trust us, you'll want to fly her like a big, heavy bomber. Slow, graceful & hugely impressive. Don't be surprised if your people stop what they're doing to watch. After all who wouldn'tspecification Wingspan
- 1829mm / 72 Length
- 1295mm / 51IC Engine
- Not recommended Electric Motors
- 2381-1300 outrunners Radio
- 5 Function AUW
- 2948g / 6lbs 8oz





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CNC wood Parts set & Mouldings for B-17 including Plan. Go on treat yourself! Designed by: Tony Nijhuis Model type: Electric W.W.11 bomber Fully built up construction using balsa andplywood. The fuselage is built over the plan using formers & stringers & rolled balsa sheeted finish. The wings are a built-up structure of ribs over a main spar & balsa sheeted. The tailplane built up in a similar fashion to the wings. Originally designed for four 400-6V geared motors & 16-cells but we now recommend a brushless setup with lithium polymer batteries for the best fl ight performance & duration. The model is designed for retractable undercarriage. If you have always wanted to build a B-17 but have never quite found one in a practical Sunday Morning size, were pleased to tell you the wait is over! Tony is rightly pleased with this little beauty. She handles like an aileron trainer. Get her in the air & trust us, youll want to fly her like a big, heavy bomber. Slow, graceful & hugely impressive. Dont be surprised if your people stop what theyre doing to watch. After all who wouldntspecification Wingspan – 1829mm / 72” Length – 1295mm / 51”IC Engine – Not recommended Electric Motors – 2381-1300 outrunners Radio – 5 Function AUW – 2948g / 6lbs 8oz ...

Vac form set (canopy, cowls, turrets) for B-17 Designed by: Tony Nijhuis Model type: Electric W.W.11 bomber Fully built up construction using balsa & plywood. The fuselage is built over the plan using formers & stringers & rolled balsa sheeted finish. The wings are a built-up structure of ribs over a main spar & balsa sheeted. The tailplane built up in a similar fashion to the wings. Originally designed for four 400-6V geared motors & 16-cells but we now recommend a brushless setup with lithium polymer batteries for the best fl ight performance & duration. The model is designed for retractable undercarriage. If you have always wanted to build a B-17 but have never quite found one in a practical ' Sunday Morning' size, we're pleased to tell you the wait is over! Tony is rightly pleased with this little beauty. She handles like an aileron trainer. Get her in the air & trust us, you'll want to fly her like a big, heavy bomber. Slow, graceful & hugely impressive. Don't be surprised if your people stop what they're doing to watch. After all who wouldn't? Specification Wingspan – 1829mm / 72” Length – 1295mm / 51”IC Engine – Not recommended Electric Motors – 2381-1300 outrunners Radio – 5 Function AUW – 2948g / 6lbs 8oz ...

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Arnold Throp: This third, revised edition

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