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CUT)
This 1/20 scale model kit of the first engine-powered flying machine
to make a successful flight commemorates the dawn of powered flight.
On December 17, 1903 Orville Wright launched the Wright Flyer I from
a sand dune known as Big Kill Devil Hill near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.
The flight lasted for twelve seconds and a distance of 120 feet. The
Wright Flyer I was the culmination of years of research and testing
during which the brothers designed and built all the components of
the Flyer including the propellers and engine.
This LASER CUT kit is very popular for school projects
in both history and science since it is an accurate scale model of
the original airplane which is on display in the Smithsonian Institution
Museum of Air and Space.
Includes complete step-by-step instruction booklet with 38 color
photographs to guide you through the building process.
This kit contains a full-size plan, step-by-step instructions, laser
cut balsa parts, hand-picked balsa strip wood, wire, thread,
and Easy Built Lite tissue covering. In addition you will need a building
board, hobby knife, glue,
thread, and fine sandpaper. This kit
is completely laser cut, saves hours of time cutting out parts. The
builder determines the level of detail for this model and may need
to supply additional materials.
D-10LC Wright Flyer 1 (Laser
Cut Kit)
Wingspan: 24"
Class: Scale Display Model, 1:20 scale
Building Skill: Experienced
Price: - OUT OF STOCK
Customer photos:
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photo of your model!
 
 
"
Finished my flyer and added
the launch rail and catapult. It looks as close as I could
get it. Thanks for all this fun." - Dean
Wilson
 
 
 
 
Click here to
read the building notes from Paul Fleming.
For more photos and ideas about detailing your Wright
Flyer I click here.
Balsa Model Airplane Kit.
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