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GUI804   Guillows   Douglas DC-3

TECH NOTES

This is a Balsa and Plastic 1/32 Scale Model Build 'n Show Douglas DC-3 Display
         Model Kit from Guillow's.  It's for advanced adult collectors
                        and is designed for display only.
  Considered to be the single most important aircraft in the history of air
 transportation, the DC-3 first flew in 1935.  It was built by Douglas Aircraft
 as a replacement for the smaller DC-2.  Its 180 MPH cruising speed made it the
  fastest of its day, and carried eleven more passengers than the Boeing 247.
 Pilots liked its stability, ease of handling and superior performance.  By
 1938, 80 percent of all American commercial airline traffic was carried on
DC-3's.  Over 60 years later, the DC-3 is still in service as an airliner in
                               many countries.

FEATURES: Legendary civilian airliner is made of balsa and has plastic parts.
          Moveable tail surfaces and aileron.
          Includes authentic decals for the classic military transport C-47,
            as well as for the DC-3.
          May be assembled in bare skeleton framework, tissue-covered, or
            plastic covered in certain spots.  Modelers may choose.
          Build with landing gear in up or down position.
          Optional accessory parts included with all the very detailed parts.
          Display stand for plane may be built, though materials for a stand
            are not furnished in kit.  See display stand procedures in
            instructions.
          Tissue paper included to cover balsa frame and become the "skin" of
            the model airplane, if desired.  Skeleton and plastic frames also
            an option.
          Extremely detailed instructions on various sheets in kit.
          One large page displays scale views of the actual aircraft, its DC-3
            and C-47 history, and minute details and layouts of all the parts
            and sections of the plane.
 
OPTIONS:  Two decal sheets with markings for two aircraft:
            1: Fly - Eastern Air Lines, The Great Silver Fleet, 344, N18124,
            2: N, 315977, L7, Seventh Heaven, U.S. Star Markings.
          Color Schemes:
            -DC-3: Silver or polished aluminum, black, flat black, dark blue.
            -C-47: Olive drab, black, light blue, flat black.

INCLUDES: One 1/32 Douglas D-3 Display Model Kit
 
REQUIRES: Assembly
          Workboard
          Paint: (see MARKING OPTIONS)
          Brushes/Small Artist Brushes
          Sheet of Transparent Film such as Saran Wrap
          Elmer's Glue or Equivalent
          Plastic Cement
          20 to 25 "T" Pins (or Common Pins)
          Hobby Knife
          Single Edge Razor Blade
          Scissors
          Tweezers
          Soft Lead Pencil or Thin Tip Marking Pen
          1/2 Dozen Thumbtacks
          Metal Edge Ruler
          1/2" Wide Masking Tape
          Fine Grade Sandpaper
          Wire Cutters
          Two Pairs of Needle Nose Pliers
          Water and Water Sprayer
          Adult Assistance/Supervision

SPECS:    Scale:    1/32
          Wingspan: 35-1/2" (90cm)
          Length:   24"     (61cm)

COMMENTS: Keep out of reach of small children.
          Kit is extremely complex and requires a great deal of reading and
            preparation before assembly process.  Look for various assembly
            options, and check out all instruction sheets.

           THIS IS THE GUILLOWS DOUGLAS DC-3 1/32 SCALE BALSA KIT.
FEATURES: FOR STATIC DISPLAY ONLY, MOVEABLE AILERONS & TAIL SURFACES, DECALS &
    INSTRUCTIONS TO CONSTRUCT MODEL AS DC-3 OR C47 MILITARY VERSION, TISSUE
    INCLUDED, PLASTIC & BALSA CONSTRUCTION, WOOD AND PLASTIC WHEELS.
REQUIRES: GLUE, T-PINS, SANDPAPER, 1/2" MASKING TAPE, BUILDING TOOLS.

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