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Bell 47 D1 Helicopter With “Many Low Time Parts” Offered For Sale

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A Bell 47 D1 helicopter described as “ideal for spares or repairs” has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

Dynamic roll over; Ideal for repair or spare parts; Complete log book Included; Skid Baskets; last flown August 2019; new seat harness; Serial #22; One of the original Bells to be made; Low time Franklin engine; Low time Jet ranger Tail Rotor gear box; Tail Boom – slight damage; recently overhauled oil temp pressure gauge; overhauled carburettor; viewing essential to determine condition many low time parts.

The machine is located in Rhyl, United Kingdom and is currently being offered for £9,995, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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Hobby Boss Releases Massive 1/18 Me 262 A-1a Model Kit

Hobby Boss has released its new Me 262 A-1a model kit in a whopping 1/18 scale.

The kit (81805) reportedly boasts over 230 parts, including clear parts and rubber tires. It spans 680mm (about 27″) and measures 590mm in length (about 23″). It appears that two marking options are included.

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“The Flying Machine” Spring 2020 Edition Now Available!

Aerodynamic Media, LLC is proud to announce the release of the 15th issue of The Flying Machine: Early Aero Quarterly.

Issue #15 Contents:

36 pages – Skinning a Camel; Lycoming to Le Rhône: Converting and Flying a Rotary-Powered Fokker Dr.1; Spotlight: TVAL’s New Fokker D.VII; News Briefs: Hiller Aviation Museum’s New Fokker Dr.1 Goes on Display, Brian Coughlin’s Fokker Dr.1 Project, Brian Coughlin’s Sopwith Camel Project; Products

The Flying Machine focuses exclusively on “aeroplanes” manufactured prior to 1920, as well as the current work of historians, builders, restorers, museums and collectors to preserve and promote interest in the early years of flight. Published in print and digital formats, The Flying Machine is offered on a pay-per-issue basis – no subscription required!

Join us as we pay tribute to early aircraft and the visionaries, geniuses and daredevils who conquered the air while producing some of the most fascinating, ingenious and beautiful machines in aviation’s short history.

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“Pristine Condition, Airworthy” de Havilland Vampire WZ507 Offered For Sale

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1952 de Havilland DH115 Vampire T Mk 11 WZ507 (C/N 15127) is currently available for sale.

According to the listing, the aircraft has been successfully operated by the Vampire Preservation Group for over a decade, maintaining it in pristine condition and participating in air displays across Europe. It is believed to be the only airworthy de Havilland Vampire T11 in the world.

WZ507 has just completed its annual maintenance inspection and is fully serviceable and in great condition. It has been regularly maintained since its return to flight in 2002 and has flown frequently. All logbooks and maintenance records are available and included in this sale.

The machine reportedly has 1373.40 total hours and is being offered with a guide price of £100k. Click here to check out the complete listing.

(Photo: Steve Lynes from Sandshurst, United Kingdom / CC BY via Wikimedia Commons)

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Corgi Releases New BF 109G-2 “Yellow 14” Die-Cast Display Model

Among the latest releases from Corgi is this die-cast display model of Messerschmitt Bf109G-2 (Trop) “Yellow 14,” flown by Hans Joachim Marseille of 3./JG27.

Regarded by many of his contemporaries as the most naturally gifted fighter pilot ever to take to the air, Hans Joachim Marseille would make the clear blue skies of North Africa his hunting ground and the Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter ‘Yellow 14’ his feared mount. Claiming 158 victories from 382 sorties flown, 151 of these were scored over the deserts of North Africa, making him the top scoring Luftwaffe ace in the Mediterranean theatre, gaining more victories against Western Allied airmen than any other pilot.

The model (AA27109) reportedly includes armament/weapons, a detailed crew figure, optional undercarriage down configuration and a rotatable propeller.

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“Only Westland Gazelle on US Registry” Offered For Sale

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A 1983 Westland Gazelle 341AH-MK1, described as the “only one on US registry” has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

1983 Westland Gazelle, 341AH-MK1, 10124 TTAF, 1132 TSOH engine. Great times remaining on all components, Have time sheet for interested parties. Modern panel and radios, transponder, etc. Has the landing gear fairings. Very rare Westland Gazelle, only one currently on the USA Registry, N registered. FAA Approved AIP in place. Will need; TT Straps, condition inspection, track and balance, a good going over, and then the airworthiness cert can be issued. Complete, starts, runs, Borescope pics available. Comes with lots of parts, 3 extra engines in various conditions, 2 extra rotor heads, 2 MGB, 3 IGB, 3 TGB, TGB OH kit, extra tanks, electrics, gauges, gaskets, Bullet-proof seats, cowlings, etc, etc, etc. Will not separate. Books and books of maintenance manuals.

The machine is located in York, Pennsylvania and is currently being offered for US $225,000. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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“Vary Rare” 1949 Percival Prentice Offered For Sale

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A “very rare” example of the Percival P.40 Prentice primary trainer has hit the market. The type served the Royal Air Force’s first post-WW2 military trainer and its first primary trainer with enclosed cockpit. It was also the first all-metal aircraft manufactured by Edgar Percival’s Percival Aircraft. The listing states (in part):

Total time Airframe is 1758 hours,total time engine since major overhaul is 393 hours,engine had a complete top overhaul in 1996 and had 392 hours on the engine at that time . Annual was completed April 2011, with new battery, new tires, and transponder check. Aircraft is in license experimental,and holds four people. We have all logbooks and maintenance manuals, and a few spare parts.

The aircraft is located in El Monte, California and is currently being offered for US $1,500,000 although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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C-45 Beechcraft 18 Offered For Sale “Annual Done 4/20”

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A C-45 Beechcraft 18 has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

’53 C45H rebuilt by Beech from a ’43 T-7 that served in Fairbanks, Alaska during WWII. 11,030 TT 206/317 SMOH annual done 4/20. Recent military-style paint, windshield, nice 10-place interior, airstair cargo door. ADS-B out, Narco 12D with GS, ValCom 760, King transponder with encoder, intercom, auto fuel STC, jack, tow bar. Has STC for door-off operations for cattle feeding or dropping skydivers. Own a piece of history with great utility. Can deliver. Trades considered.

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

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Eduard Releases New Bf 109G-10 Model Kit

Eduard has released a new Weekend Edition version of their Bf 109G-10 Mtt. Regensburg model kit in 1/48 scale.

The offering (84168) reportedly includes Eduard plastic parts and changed decals representing two machines: W.Nr. 130297 flown by Fw. Horst Petzschler of 10./JG 51 and W.Nr. 130368 of 5./NJG 11.

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Kermit Weeks’ B-25 Mitchell Takes Center Stage in Kermie Cam Video

Fantasy of Flight owner Kermit Weeks has released his latest “Kermie Cam” video, this time focusing on his B-25J Mitchell “Apache Princess.”

The machine (S/N 43-28059) was originally delivered in 1944 and was used for training during WW2 and for some time after the war ended. In the 1950s it was used for proficiency flying and transport duties. Following military service, it operated as a tanker fitted with a 1000 gallon tank and passed through the hands of several owners before being acquired by Weeks and restored.

The new video is part one of the series which includes a walk around and interior tour of the aircraft. Click below to check it out.

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