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Aeromodeller July 1955 J U L Y , 1955 The Ideal Etit/ine for JUN IOR MODELLERS AUBOH Including Tax Any expert will tell you (Yes! they use them too!) that the .76 c.c. Super xMcrlin is ideal for your first power model. It is packed in a super box complete with propeller, tommy bar and detailed handling instructions. The tank is built-in, and the needle valve the latest Allbon “positive action” type which ensures that once you have adjusted EASY STARTING the running speed it stays that way! Nothing is left to chance with this super engine which is RELIABILITY guaranteed to last a modelling lifetime. Look for the red cylinder head and spinner which TOP PERFORMANCE distinguish it from ordinary engines, and remember to treat it as a piece of precision LONG LIFE engineering, which indeed it is. The Right FUEL is most important All the effort we put in to produce you a super engine is wasted if you do not use the right fuel.For this reason insist on A LI .BON READY MIXED DIESEL FUEL which S fA L L B O N 1 is available at your local model shop in 8 ounce bottles for 3/3d. This fuel contains ■JUady mixed ether, all you have to do is fill your tank and the engine is ready to go. Special additives ensure easy starting, frictionlcss running and in consequence your engine lasts longer and gives better performance. € II Λ It I. T Ο Λ L I1II T K II HILLS MEADOWS · DOUGLAS · ISLE OF MAN July, I95S 337 ORB» VI\Dt 'A f MAService NO FURTHER AW AY “ MUSTS” FOR MODELLERS A M -P u ll C/L Handle 5/6 + lid . Bondaglass—New Elmer Auto-vari­ larger kit ... S/-+I0d. THAN YOUR able Pitch Prop 22/—F 3/8 D un lop 6010 Rubber A e ro lite 306 Powder i" x tV and Resin Glue for Γ x i . per lb. 12/10 NEAREST POSTROX wood ... ... 61- Mercury Cut-out 4/11 Engine Stands 12/6 That's Arthur Mullett service. Celspray Gun 8/6 BOOKS Wherever you can post a letter, you Solarbo Utility Aeromodeller Annual, post can enjoy the advantages of dealing Pack and Building free 10/6 with Britain's leading specialist Book .................. 12/— Simple Radio C ontrol de-luxe model mail-order house. For vast stocks, promptness of attention, and Drome Airwheels edition, post free ?/-. fair dealing, tho Arthur Mullett World Wide Mail O rder Service is 2“- |c z ., pair 8/2; 2*"-Ι± ο ζ.. SOLARBO BALSA unsurpassed. Try it today and prove it for yourself. pair 9/11; 3£"-2ίοζ., pair 11/8. FROG NYLON PROPS R.M. Fuels—We are sole FUELS by ALLBON, No l*niTlia·,!' Tax on Goods Sen! Ovi'rsrtis exporters. Castor Base, AMCO, LJRITFIX, oer bottle 31- K I T SELECTION n i ;w k i t s K.K. VERON CIRRO-SONIC Slicker 50“ ............... M / - + 4/2 8/ - + 1/6 34" High-performance Ρ.Γ. Skystreak ............... 10/4+ |/9 W yvern C/L ... 23/6 + 3/11 Hawker Hunter 18/- F 3/- Philibuster ... 23/6 + 3/11 Swift ............... Sail Plane. Builds B a n d it........................... 2 0 /-+ 3/7 I8 /- + 3j- Com petitor 32" 2/—h 1/2 Sentinel, 34“ rubber 10/6+ 1/9 Space Ship 42/ + 5/6 quickly ............... 8/ - — 1/4 Sabre D/Fan ... 2 5 /-+ 4/2 K.K. DANDY Gypsy 40“ (Wakefield) 10/4+ 1/9 JAJ Contester 45“ ............... 12/4+2/11 Provost 1 8 'Trainer 7 /6 + 1/3 21" F/F Model for the Verosonic Glider 10/6+ 1/9 Allbon .15 c.c. Bambi 7/6+ 1/3 Ranger Class “ A " T/R 10/4+ 1/9 Triumph Hi-Climber Rubber . 2 5 /-+ 4/2 7/4+ 1/2 K.K. ANZAC Junior 60“ 39/4+ 4/7 Tiger F/F 10/9+ 1/9 Southerner 60“ 90/—r 6/8 Bee Bug C/L ... 1 2 /-+ 21- 39“ Sports F/F Model Sea Fury C/L 23/6-3/11 Trojan C/L 8.8+ 1/4 fo r 0.5-0.75 c.c. diesels 10/6+ 1/9 Slicker 60“ ............... 3S/- + 5/I0 Tracer C/L 17/9+ 3/- Slicker Mite ............... 9/4+ 1/7 Spitfire C/L 27/6+ 4/7 CONTEST “ DAB1' Skyshooter 2 5 /-+ 4/2 MERCURY 34“ S a ilp lan e..............................9/11 Bandit 44“ 18/6+ 3/1 Soarer Major l l / 4 + l / l l Also Rubber Duration Quickies, Jet-ex Marauder A/2 Glider 14/6 2/9 CONTEST “INCHWORM” Martin 40" ............... 7/6+ 1/3 Pixie 23“ ............... 4 / - + 8d Quickies, Solids, A.2 Glider. W inner of S.M.A.E. Also K.K. 3/6 r Rubber or Mallard F/F Power ... 18/3+ 3/1 Cup, All-Britain Rally, 1954 19/6 Jetcx and latest models . s advertised. Mac Class “ A ” Racer 15/ + 2/6 Contest XC.4 ... 5 /9+ 1/2 Aeronca Sedan, scale 57/ + 9/6 MERCURY MONARCH PARAMOUNT 0.5 F/F Power 7 /9 + 1/3 S O LID S 42 c/l de luxe stunt Model for Jetmaster Soric 7 /3 + 1/3 by Bateman, Vernon, Skycraft 2.S-3.5 c.c. diesels 22/9+ 4/9 “ Sunanvind” G lider ... 10/6 Star Series 3/—F 6d. (1/72 )Axian, Birdflight (1/48) Allbon Spitfire I c.c 5 4 /-+ 10/2 M ills 1.3 c.c................ 7 5 /-+ 12/6 jiA K uiirruv ENGINES E.D. 1.46 c.c. 52/6 ; 4/6 RADIO-CONTROL We have large stocks including E lfin 1.49 B.R. 76/8 + 14/4 We stock Homecraft, Modelcraft all latest leading makes os Frog 150 ............. 41/—F 6/6 and Alan W righ t. A selection of Allbon Javelin 55/-+10/4 Alan W righ t Kits (highly recom­ advertised. E lfin 1.8 B.R............... 78/4+14/9 E.D. Boomerang, mended) is given here. Frog .5 c.c. ... ... 38/7+ 6/5 E.D. C om p. 2 c.c. .. 57/6+ 4/3 complete ... £10/-/—F39/6 P.T. A llb o n D a rt M k. II 5 4 /-+ 10/2 A lie n -M e rc u ry 25 .. 5 7 /-+ 9/6 Transmitter only £4/9/-+ 16/- Ά ' "O n the Wing” 10/3+ 1/9 E.D. Baby .46 c.c. ... 4 5 /-+ 7/3 E.D. 2.46 c.c. Racer.. 72/6+ 61- Mk. II complete ... £14/17/—j-54/— *B’ Church Steps, M ills 0.75 c.c. w ith E.D. H u n te r 3.46 c.c 72/6+ 6 /- Mk. IV Tuned Reed £ 2 0 /-/-+ 75/- Minehead c u t-o u t ...............55/-+8/10 A.M .35 ............. 59/-+10/6 A V IO N IC Receiver £ 3 /5 /-+ 1 2 /- ‘G’ d itto , small M ills 0.75 c.c. w ith ­ A m co 3.5 B.B. 78/8 - 14/4 AVIONIC Trans­ *C “Wychwood” o u t c u t-o u t ... 50/—r 8 /- A m co 3.5 P.B. 6 0 /- + 11/3 m itter in case ... £5/12/-+18/6 ‘F‘ “ Traveller’s Rest’ M ills P.75 ............... 5 0 /-+ 8 /- D.C.350 .............. 66/-+12/5 E.C.C. Receiver 951A £ 3 /8 /-+ 11/4 ‘J* “ Rossett, W ater· E.D. Bee I c.c. 47/6+ 7/3 D.C. 350 G.P. 6 6 /-+ 12/5 ., 95 IB £3/15/-+12/6 m ill” ............... 5 /6 + I Id. E.D. W a te r-co o le d Frog 500 G.P. 61/6+10/- FENNERS-PIKE 4E’ “ Land Ho” ... 10/3+ 1/9 B e e ...........................67/6+ 8/9 Frog 500 I.C ............... 7 0 /-+ 11/6 control unit ... £2/18/-+10/6 ’D’ "O utw ard Bound” 8/9+ 1/6 Steering unit ... £2/18/-+10/6 Valves, Battcrios, Meters, Accessories X-ACTO TOOLS YOUR SHOP W IN D O W FROM COVER Full range including: eking all n No. 5 Handle and tw o new τ ο c o v e r manufacturers as released» RAZOR SAW BLADES ... 10/6 S.M.E. CARS i “ Razor S a w ............................. 2 /- so if it's advertised in this journal sent! to Arthur Mullett for it! I ' Razo Saw ............................. 2/6 LIST Mo. 80—Send 6d. in stamps for latest 36-page list— the most All kits and spares stocked. up to date ever offerer!. Mercedes Benz; Bugatti; Alta I i Its.: E.R.A.; Alfa Romeo 159; H.R.G.: No. 51 Knife and 6 asstd. blades 5/6 each ........................... 12/9 + 2/4 N o .78 Woodcarving set ... 37/6 X K .I20 Jaguar (all-plastic)2l/-+3/9 Burlington Cabinet Outfit ... 84/- ARTHUR ItltillEII Overseas orders, o f 10s. or more acknowledged by Air Full official rates of exchange allowed on foreign cm 16 MUTING HOUSE LANE PLRCHASE TAX OM GOODS SEMT OVERSEAS. All goods expertly parked and fully insured in transit BRIGHTON-fUfSIX-ENG -apt p e " '■ ' Kindly mention A E R O M O D E LL E R when replying to advertisers TfflBRRBiD July, 1955 9'4OHtf ( w c v u o m e a N 0 IT ’S 10 URS! VERON “ CIRROSOHIC” HERE'S ANOTHER-VALUE’’ KIT! SORBIC M RICH PERPORMRRCE SML- this SM-‘inh'34-in. Spans™-" 1hrinRs.you the begone™ ; avid contestant. m o d e l com plies '"ith ‘I.
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