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"Calif Bill" wrote in message ... "Eisboch" wrote in message ... "HK" wrote in message . .. On Oct 31, 6:39 pm, "D.Duck" wrote: Is that anything like the rubber band models I used to build when I was a young lad?- I used to use rubber bands to wind up the props on my balsa airplanes. Kinda hard to find the planes anymore. They're still around. http://www.turnertoys.com/G1/balsa_model_airplanes2.htm Holy Crap! Look at the prices! Seems like I remember buying them for a quarter and it included a spare rubber band. Eisboch I was thinking less than a quarter, but that may have been correct. The toss it, non folding wing models were about 10 cents. I remember the gliders as being 10 cents also. They had a slotted fuselage section that allowd you to slide the wing fore and aft to adjust how it flew. It also had a metal tab on the nose that you could also carefully adjust. The rubber band model with the propeller and wire landing gear was the big buck option. Eisboch |
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