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Wen-Mac Flying Toy, Patented 1960
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Levent Suberk- Diamond Member
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Re: Wen-Mac Flying Toy, Patented 1960
From description:
"John (Jack) McRoskey transferred ownership of this patent to the Wen-Mac Corporation - the model manufacturing company set up by Jack and his brother Len. (Adolph Wenland was also an early partner in the business, hence the name 'Wen-Mac'.) Wen-Mac was one of Cox Engines' many competitors in the field of .049 cu. in. engines and ready to fly plastic .049 control line planes."
"John (Jack) McRoskey transferred ownership of this patent to the Wen-Mac Corporation - the model manufacturing company set up by Jack and his brother Len. (Adolph Wenland was also an early partner in the business, hence the name 'Wen-Mac'.) Wen-Mac was one of Cox Engines' many competitors in the field of .049 cu. in. engines and ready to fly plastic .049 control line planes."
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Re: Wen-Mac Flying Toy, Patented 1960
That is a strange three leg mount on that engine.
Wen-Mac came up with many different designs during the period when these little engines were popular. The "Wing-Thing" comes to mind. It's all ABC through XYZ anymore. Kids stuck inside watching a screen never to know the joy of a propeller kick-back giving the knuckles a whack.
Wen-Mac came up with many different designs during the period when these little engines were popular. The "Wing-Thing" comes to mind. It's all ABC through XYZ anymore. Kids stuck inside watching a screen never to know the joy of a propeller kick-back giving the knuckles a whack.
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Re: Wen-Mac Flying Toy, Patented 1960
Pretty wild looking toy , can't find a video on it no where , would like to see it fly
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