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  This is an Optional Dummy Radial Engine for Any 1/7 Scale Airplane. It is
patterned after the Pratt & Whitney radial engines that powered numerous
aircraft from the "Golden Age" of aviation. Modeled to fit the Top Flite F4U
Corsair and AT-6 Texan, this 1/7 scale radial will fit any cowls with a frontal
opening of 6½ to 7". Not only does the dummy engine enhance scale apperance,
but it also serves as an air-flow baffle for more efficient engine cooling.

FEATURES: Perfect for Top Flite Corsair or AT-6
          Ideal for any 1/7 scale warbird
          Improves air-flow over engine
          Precise scale enhances appearance
          Easy to assemble and paint
          Includes full instructions

INCLUDES: One White plastic sheet with Dummy engine
          Three White Plastic push rod tubes (8" in length)
          One Wire for ignition leads (16" in length)
          One Fully illustrated instruction sheet
REQUIRES: Hobby knife w/#11 blade
          Hand Drill or Dremel Moto Tool
          1/16" & 1/8" Drill bits
          CA-Medium
          1/8"x8"x8" Lite plywood
          Round file or ½" Drum sander
          Small Paint brushes
          Paint (Gunship gray, Euro gray, Light gray, Silver, Black, Gold,
                                                      Primer, and Clear coat)
          Scroll or coping saw
          Rubber cement or spray adhesive
          100 & 240 grit sandpaper

COMMENTS: 6¾" wide, 1½" deep when trimmed to fit the model
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Phone: 217-398-8970


 
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