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  Home / Model Kits / Free Flight Rubber Powered Airplane Kits / FF-80 Rearwin Speedster
 
This kit is a 1/10.6 scale, flying model that uses the Box and Former method of construction. Pre-1942 design, eligible for Society of Antique Modelers (SAM) contests.

A beautiful airplane with the unlikely combination of speed, fuel efficiency, safety and stability. This 1934-37 sport airplane is a great subject for modeling.
 
This free flight rubber powered kit contains a full-size rolled plan, building and flying instructions, printed balsa wood, hand-picked balsa strip wood, rubber motor, propeller, nose package, clear plastic for the windshield, wheels, wire, and Easy Built Lite colored tissue. You will need a building board, pins, hobby knife, fine sandpaper, and glue.

Wingspan: 36"
Class: Scale flyer
Building Skill / Flying Skill: Easy / Easy
Price: $22.50 Add to shopping cart

 
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Buzz Trabbic's beautiful Speedster has been modified to include removable wings.
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"The wings, struts, nose package and landing gear are removable. The wing is attached internally using rubber bands while the lower end of the struts fit into a slot in the fuselage and the top ends use T pins to snap into pieces of PETG plastic that are glued to the wings. The landing gear and nose block are held on by Moses Magnets." - Al Yunker

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Balsa Model Airplane Kit, Balsa flies better.

 
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