Lockheed Vega Winnie Mae (oz452)

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Lockheed Vega Winnie Mae (oz452) 1936 - plan thumbnail

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Lockheed Vega (Winnie Mae). Scale model of Wiley Post's plane by Comet.

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Lockheed Vega Winnie Mae (oz452) 1936 - model pic

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User comments

Anyone have a date on this, later than a-18 1938 issue?
LarryR - 20/12/2019
In 1936 Comet Catalog.
Pit - 20/12/2019
Thanks. Have set the date on this to 1936, for now. It may be from earlier of course, but 1936 is better than no date at all.
SteveWMD - 20/12/2019
The plans mention a printed parts sheet, is it available? The plans do show all parts, but some are hard to make out as dotted lines.
Max C. Bärfelz - 13/10/2023
Max, the kit was from the 1930's. If someone has a part sheet and copies it, then we would be lucky to have it, but I doubt one exists (never know what people have). Best bet is to make a couple copies of the plan and use one to create patterns for the parts.
Douglas Babb - 14/10/2023
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