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Cox Engine of The Month
American Modeler Magazine April 1967
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Levent Suberk- Diamond Member
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Re: American Modeler Magazine April 1967
HOLY CASTOR SLINGER BATMAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: American Modeler Magazine April 1967
That's about the time I would have been a subscriber, but I don't remember that cover. Control line? Looks like lines coming out of the wing and a control rod to the elevator.
Many on ebay. Made an offer on one. It's costing me $10.59 shipped to find out.
Looks like a P-38.5
Bob
Many on ebay. Made an offer on one. It's costing me $10.59 shipped to find out.
Looks like a P-38.5
Bob
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Re: American Modeler Magazine April 1967
I have the plans for that F-82. The article had 6 people fueling and starting. A pretty useless design actually and more of a novelty. It took quite a while to get it in the air but the article made claims that they did so in under 10 minutes. However, it was noted that generally 3 would be running backwards, others would be running out of fuel and by the time you were in the air 1-2 would quit.
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Re: American Modeler Magazine April 1967
And I had a love/hate relationship with my BHM Mosquito!
I'd pay admission to watch that one go.
I'd pay admission to watch that one go.
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Re: American Modeler Magazine April 1967
I can't imagine that thing on control lines!
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