One of the most famous English light racing planes of the 1930's.
On the 5th of Feburary 1939, Alex Henshaw left Gravesend in Kent in this tiny monoplane, flew to Cape Town, turned around and flew back - landing back in England after just 4 days 10 hours and 16 minutes since leaving Gravesend. The aircraft fell into disrepair during and after the war until found in the back of a shed in Blackpool. Painstakingly restored to pristine condidtion in the 70's by Tim Storey G-AEXF is still flying today and in the summer of 2003 was shipped to the US to partake in the Reno air races -. The Aerographics 26 inch span model is as close as we can get to the original right down to the 6 colour full decal set.
Suitable for rubber, or elecric, the model is also large enough to take the latest lightweight micro radio control.

£29.95 + p&p

Suitable for:
   
KP01 Electric, UK £33.95 plus post.

Pictures of original prototype model. This actual model was placed in the Eddie Riding Trophy at Woodvale on its first outing.

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Last Revision: January 1st 2010