Slicker Mite (oz3683)
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Slicker Mite. Free flight power model by Keil Kraft. 32in span diesel model.
Quote: "Keil Kraft makes aeromodelling news. A power kit for only 10/6. This sensational offer brings power modelling within reach of all. The Slicker Mite is a scaled down version of KeilKraft's famous Slicker - consistent contest winner of 1947. Designed especially for the powerful new Amco .87 this kit can be built in a few evening. All the features of the larger model have been retained, including a partly shaped cowling and a built-up spinner. Never before has such value been offered to the aeromodeller. Just another example of KeilKraft's economic, up-to-date production methods from which you reap the benfits. Specifications: Wingspan 32 in. Length 20 in. Weight 5 oz. Wing area 128 sq in. Rate of climb 1,500 ft per minute."
Quote: "Plan restoration by lubo Hrncar. Digitally cleaned by Mephisto. Archive #004296, www.co-op-plans.info"
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(oz3683)
Slicker Mite
by Bill Dean
from Keil Kraft (ref:C1-3)
1947
32in span
IC F/F Pylon Kit
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 17/11/2012
Filesize: 568KB
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