Help in indentifying plane
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From: Phnom Penh, , CAMBODIA
I am based in Phnom Penh and bought a static display in the local toy shop. They have lost the box, manual etc. Can anypone please help me identify this plane, engine size, make? It is not a Seagull made plane as I have contacted them and they have confirmed that it is not one of theirs. Thanks.
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It looks like one of the Phoenix Models planes or maybe a copy of one.
It looks like one of the Phoenix Models planes or maybe a copy of one.
http://www.gravesrc.com/PHOENIX_MODE...p/pmma0540.htm
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I was thinking more like a Seabee or something similar http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXGTS5&P=0
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They used to have some other patterb-type planes in addition to the Seabee. I know they also sell some stuff in other countries that they don't here in the US so who knows.
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http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXPGS4&P=7
Fuselage is a dead ringer for the Laser, which is discontinued. The pilot figure is Phoenix Models too. Two strips of blue/red on the trailing edge of the wing is missing, but it is in fact none other than a Laser 40.
Fuselage is a dead ringer for the Laser, which is discontinued. The pilot figure is Phoenix Models too. Two strips of blue/red on the trailing edge of the wing is missing, but it is in fact none other than a Laser 40.
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From: Phnom Penh, , CAMBODIA
I compared them with the references. It looks lpike a combinationof a Sea Bee and the Laser 40. The cowl in my model is identical to the Sea Bee.




