Hornet (oz9598)
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Hornet. 42in span semi-scale power model, for engines up to 1cc capacity.
Scan from DBHL, cleanup by theshadow.
ref DBHL-6740.
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(oz9598)
Hornet
by TR Kennedy
from Model Shop Newcastle
1949
42in span
IC F/F Parasol Kit
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 19/12/2017
Filesize: 477KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: DBHL, theshadow
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Steve & Mary, here are some pictures of a superb M.S. Hornet [main pic, 004-008] built from plans supplied by The Model Shop, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. This model was built by Terry Aydon and is powered by a PAW 55 diesel engine. The model has superb attention to detail and flies lovely. The model was first introduced in late 1949, with a lovely advertisement appearing in Aeromodeller magazine in December 1949, which I have included [pic 009]. Please could you change the current date of 1953, to 1949.Thank you very much,
Mark Robinson - 03/06/2025
Got it. Have set the date as 1949, now. Many thanks :)
SteveWMD - 03/06/2025
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