Plans Instructions Solid True Scale by Richardson Eric (2 results)

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    Language: English

    Published by Eric Richardson, London

    Seller: C. Parritt, Derby, United KingdomC. Parritt

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    Condition: Used - Near fine

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    No Binding. Condition: Near Fine. Not dated, approx 1940s. One double-sided card sheet. Near Fine. A 'blue-print' plan with instructions for building a model Republic Thunderbolt P-47B fighter aircraft from balsa wood. It was designed by S W Stovold and issued by Eric Richardson, responsible for publishing various assorted blue print plans around this time. The P47B Thunderbolt, nicknamed the Jug, was a fighter aircraft produced between 1941 and 1945 by the American company Republic Aviation. It was one of the US main fighter aircraft, noted for its fire power. Stovold, S W (illustrator).

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    Language: English

    Published by Eric Richardson

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    Seller: C. Parritt, Derby, United KingdomC. Parritt

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    Condition: Used - Near fine

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    No Binding. Condition: Near Fine. Not dated, approx 1940s. One double-sided card sheet. Near Fine. A 'blue-print' plan with instructions for building a Henschel HS 293 crewless radio controlled glider bomb from balsa wood. It was designed by S W Stovold and issued by Eric Richardson, responsible for published various assorted blue print plans around this time. The glider bomb was a WWII German secret weapon, launched from a parent aircraft, usually either a Heinkel He.177 or a Dornier Do.217, and directed to its target by a radio controlling mechanism in the back part of the bomb casing. The bomb was propelled by a rocket slung underneath. Stovold, S W (illustrator).