ICM has released their new tool DH.82A Tiger Moth model kit in 1/32 scale.

As previously reported, the kit (32035) is produced using “100% new molds” and includes a highly detailed engine and cockpit interior as well as marking options for two machines. Liveries represent machines operating with 25 (Polish) EFTS in the summer of 1944, and 3 Squadron Flight Training Squadron at RAF Grantham in 1938.

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A 1948 Swift GC-1B has been spotted for sale.

According to the listing, the Continental O300-A-powered machine (S/N 3697) “needs work,” as it is “out of annual and not in flyable condition.”

There are some engine issues (needs an overhaul/replacement) and the prop has been bent due to a rough landing. Tires are also flat.

The aircraft is located in Siler City, North Carolina and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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A Loehle Fokker D.VII Ultralight has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

Loehle Fokker DVII.75% scale replica ultralight airplane. Less than 40 hrs TT. Single place ultralight Part 103 (no pilot license needed)
https://www.eaa.org/eaa/aviation-interests/ultralights/getting-started-in-ultralight-flying/about-faa-part-103-for-ultralights
It has a Rotax 447 with C gearbox,5 gallon fuel tank, recoil start. Instrument panel includes a dual CHT and EGT gauge, slip-skid indicator, airspeed indicator, altimeter. New David Clark H10 headset and Icom V86.The workmanship and quality of the build is beautiful. Fly’s and runs great. No damage history. For sale or possible trade. Delivery is available and negotiable for expenses within a reasonable distance.

The aircraft is located in Newark, Illinois and is currently being offered for US $9,800, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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A Ryan PT-22 project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

Has been registered with the CAA and was flying on PFA /LAA permit at time of accident G-BPUD and comes with its CAA airframe logs. Complete and very detailed drawings are available I have most drawings for repair which are included in the sale. Chance to own and rebuild a Two seat, aerobatic, affordable vintage aircraft could be repaired to flying condition or static display. Forced Landing Accident saw it put into storage some years back. Currently stripped down for repair.

Mostly the airframe is complete although needing repair. Two sets of wings ( as per photo original yellow coloured ones in photos with damaged spare uncovered wings laying on top all flying controls surfaces were pretty much undamaged also have spare elevator, rudder, flap, ailerons, vertical fin. Crate of engine parts comes with it, including 3 crankshafts, 3 crankcases, 6 cylinders, pistons, cams, 3 back cases many parts, almost complete Un damaged undercarriage including 2 tail wheel assemblies, propeller in excellent condition and hub. Cowlings, windshield x2, may other unlisted and not in photos.

The project is located in East Lothian, United Kingdom and is currently being offered for £8,500, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

An “always hangared, no damage reported and logs complete” 1941 Waco YKS-7 has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

Total Time: 2888; Serial # 5277; Registration #NC31653; Engine 1 Time: 1921 SNEW; Engine 2 Time: 106 SMOH; Prop 1 Time: 1921 SNEW; Useful Load: 980 Lb.; Condition: Used; Year Painted: 2007; Flight Rules: VFR; # Of Seats: 4

According to the listing, the machine was refurbished in 2007 at The Waco Classic Co. and is equipped with a 240 hp Continental W670-M engine, a Curtiss Reed polished propeller, oil tank shutoff valve with starter interrupt, oil tank heater, crankcase heater, cabin heat, Cleveland wheels and brakes with new 6 ply tires and dual oil coolers. It was converted to Concorde sealed battery and also includes vacuum flaps, new windshield side panels (2013) and an avionics package.

The aircraft is located in Novi, Michigan and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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A 1936 Porterfield 35-70 Flyabout is available for sale. The listing states (in part):

5 Year museum quality Restoration completed Feb, 2018; Airplane delivered with fresh annual; Total time: 1052 hours; Airplane flies true and straight; 90 horsepower 5 cylinder LeBlond radial engine with 55 hours (Number will change as plane is flown often).

The aircraft is located in Port Orange, Florida and is currently being offered for US $35,000. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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1952 Beechcraft C-45H S/N 52-10897 (N606PA) is available for sale with a newly reduced price.

The airframe reportedly has 8,875 hrs TTSN, while the two Pratt & Whitney R985 AN-1 engines have 475 hrs SMOH (58 hrs STOH) and 75 hrs SMOH. The aircraft is fitted with two Hamilton Standard propellers with 0 hrs since A.D. (4/20). The listing states (in part):

This aircraft has just completed an extensive annual which included the following: Wings recently pulled and epoxy primed internally, new leading edges replaced (removed de-ice boots). All new oil / fuel lines / scat tubing etc NOS control surfaces with fresh covering. Landing gear & wheels painted, seals were replaced as well. All new tires & tubes. All new wheel bearings and races. Needs radios/avionics and interior. Never a freighter.

The machine is located in Delaware and is now being offered for US$110,000. Click here to check out the complete listing.

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A 1945 Piper J-3 Cub project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

This airframe had a major renovation in 1986 with Stitts PolyFiber and a partial rebuild and partial recover in 2003 as well. This aircraft was regularly rotated between floats, skis and wheel gear, but is being sold here with none of the above!! The complete airframe is included; wings, ailerons, complete fuselage, tail feathers, flying wires, lift and jury struts, cowling, engine mount and exhaust! This airplane did not crash!! While being stored outside for a time, the weight of a snowfall built up on the left wing and bent the lift strut, allowing the left wing to fall… The only damage to this entire airplane is to the left upper fuselage and the left wing… Sold with Canadian bill of sale, all logs since 1965 and folders full of receipts.

The project is located near Syracuse, NY and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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A 1951 Grumman HU-16B Albatross project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

Total time is 7316hrs. Engines TSOH is 241hrs, Props TSOH is LH 241, RH is 1.0hr. The Aircraft was an Air-force Triphibian, that was completely restored in the mid-90s. It was kept airworthy until 2002. It was repainted in 2005 and put into indoor storage in 2006. The wings got damaged during relocation, damage is shown in the pictures. The right engine is seized from rain water, could need some cylinders replaced. The flight controls need to be recovered. It has military avionics installed. It is the only Albatross that carried Watercraft under the wings. Since the Aircraft has not been operated in such a long time, there would be a considerable work to bring the aircraft back to airworthiness. It is not located at an Airport and will need to be relocated prior to flight.

The machine is located in Vail, Arizona and is currently being offered for $200,000. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.