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    Heinkel He 70

    You are right, the 70 was one year later.
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    Heinkel He 70

    Heinkel He 70 (Corrected Version, thanks to Shortround6) This aircraft was Europe's first high-speed airliner in 1932. The Lockheed Orion from the USA had similar flight performance and made its maiden flight a year earlier. When the world's airliners delivered a cruising speed of 220...
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    Yak 3 Hasegawa 1: 72

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    Beech C 45 1:72, I forgot the manufacturer

    Was not Pioneer 2, maybe Hobbycraft. THX.
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    Where to post scanned books and so? Thanks for your answer.

    Where to post scanned books and so? Thanks for your answer.
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    Beech C 45 1:72, I forgot the manufacturer

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    Henschel Hs 132 RS 1:72

    Hello Grumpy, the following now. The construction is quite simple, only the transparent part is too big. There's nothing you can do about it. The model is very tail-heavy and will not stand on the tripod, no matter how much ballast you stick in. So I glued the wheels to a piece of cardboard. The...
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    Commonwealth CA 12 Boomerang Airfix 1:72

    Rare Bird
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    Heinkel He 70 Matchbox

    Elegant small Airliner
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    Cheers

    Thanks to you all!
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    Caudron-Renault CR 714 Heller 1:72

    Short comment on the Caudron CR 714 Excerpt from my work on the Battle of Britain Desperate for fighter aircraft, the French accepted stopgap solutions such as the Caudron CR 714. Caudron specialized in fast school aircraft rather than military aircraft. Derived from a racing aircraft, this...
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    Cheers

    West?
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    Nakajima Ki 44 Hasegawa 1:72

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    Henschel Hs 132 RS 1:72

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    Caudron-Renault CR 714 Heller 1:72

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