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Cox Engine of The Month
Wen Mac P-38
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Re: Wen Mac P-38
Congrats, i believe The red prop version is an earlier version (going off of feeble memory) look at the engine case and see what series it says, probably Mk.II?
Re: Wen Mac P-38
I followed that auction for awhile and was struck by the positive dihedral of the wing vice negative of the full scale and wondered if it was manufactured that way or somehow settled into that position.
That B-25 is a winner, beautiful model with unusual engines.
Bob
That B-25 is a winner, beautiful model with unusual engines.
Bob
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