This is the THIRD SKILL LEVEL in the "Build-N-Fly" construction kit series, a series which will teach you how to build and enjoy flying model airplanes.

The Cloud Buster is a rubber powered model airplane which includes landing gear and a specially designed airfoil to advance your skills in model building. A real high flyer that will start you on your way into the "wild blue yonder"

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Beechcraft Musketeer

GUI308

$46.99

The first Beech designed airplanes appeared in the mid 1920’s and since that time the beach Aircraft Corporation has grown into a world notable enterprise. The all-metal, low wing, fixed gear Musketeer represented a major advancement in low cost commuter planes of its day. Designed with honeycomb wing construction and one piece stabilizer the Musketeer has the operating simplicity, handling ease and gentle stall characteristics that are the trademark of all Beechcraft airplanes.

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Messerschmitt Bf-109

GUI505

$27.99

The Messerschmitt BF-109 was a standard German Luftwaffe single seat fighter for nearly a decade. It is believed that more than 33,000 of these fighters were produced between 1936 and the end of World War 2. During the war, the BF-109 fought on every front in which the Luftwaffe was engaged. The BF-109 first saw actual combat during the Spanish Civil War where it proved to be an effective weapon against the Russian Fighters of the Republic forces. The BF-109 was considered an excellent fighter since it handled well and possessed excellent low speed control response. The BF-109's were produced in quantity right up to the end of the war in 1945.

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DeHaviland DHC-1 Chipmunk

GUI903

$21.99

Successor to the world famous Tiger Moth biplane, the Chipmunk was the first original design by deHaviland Canada and was built in quantity in Canada and in Great Britain for R.A.F. Primarily used as a basic trainer to provide air cadets with elementary flying instructions prior to going onto jet aircraft training. The parent Canadian company produced a total of 218 DHC-1’s of which remain in service with the R.C.A.F. One thousand fourteen were built by deHaviland in the U.K. including both military and civilian versions. As a civilian aircraft, the Chipmunk is often seen an aerobatics competition.