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The X-List 2008 THE X-LIST 2008 BECAUSE OF STEADILY RISING COSTS WE HAVE BEEN FORCED TO REVISE OUR PRICING STRUCTURE AS FOLLOWS. Section One of this list includes approximately 1000 plans that we have scanned from the original ink tracings and in many cases cleaned up. Section Two, lists a further 1500 plans that have not been ordered during the last 2 years and have not been scanned. We do not guarantee that these plans will be in our archive should we need to retrieve them if ordered nor can we guarantee their quality. The prices for plans listed in Section Two of this catalogue include a £5.00 surcharge for search- ing the archive, scanning and cleaning up prior to printing. SECTION ONE - STANDARD PRICE PLANS AM1491 MISS AMERICA 8.50 CL383 MAN-O-WAR 8.00 D1388 NEVER FORGET 13.50 FSR215 BE2C 8.00 AM1505 EUROPA 12.50 CL387 LAZYBONES III 8.00 D149 JB3 11.00 FSR226 BRISTOL BULLET 9.50 AM1580 CLOUD 9 8.00 CL406 FOXSTUNTER 8.50 D171 PERCY III 11.00 FSR239 A B C ROBIN 11.00 AM1586 DUETTO 8.00 CL411 TK4 8.00 D185 SKYRANGER 9.50 FSR256 D H 80A PUSS MOTH 8.00 AM1666 HALF A RUSSIAN 8.50 CL422 ICARUS SENIOR 8.00 D248 DORLAND 8.00 FSR264 NA NAVION 8.00 AM1678 ARADO AR2401 11.00 CL428 LAZY DAISY 11.00 D257 FILIBUSTER 8.00 FSR272 FAIRCHILD ARGUS 9.50 AM1691 PUZZLE 12.50 CL433 BOOMERANG 11.00 D273 SKYLARK II 8.00 FSR275 BLERIOT MONOPLANE 11.50 AM1711 BAZOOKA 8.00 CL437 BUMBLE BUG 11.00 D281 GH 27B 8.00 G10 MUSICAL CLOCK 28.00 AM1742 AVRO LANCASTER ) 9.50 CL455 PAGAN 8.00 D348 BAZOOKA 8.00 G1006 TELSTAR 8.00 AM1747 RUTER-ESS 8.00 CL462 HAKWER HART 11.00 D390 WALTHEW RUBBER 8.00 G102 AEOLUS 11.00 AM1790 PUSHY PLANE 9.50 CL465 SUPER SAINT 8.00 D463 FLIP FLOP 11.00 G107 FIGHTER GLIDER 11.00 AM1795 MARTYNSIDE ELEP'NT 9.50 CL471 DESTROYER 11.00 D494 NEW CABIN DURATION 8.00 G1073 LIVELY LADY 13.50 AM1818 YAK-15 9.50 CL481 PRESTON 8.00 D529 YARDSTICK 8.00 G1097 AMI 8.00 AM1834 CATBIRD 8.50 CL486 BLACK CHIFFON 8.00 D639 LA PALOMA 11.00 G11 SNOWBIRD 18.00 BB110 FROG TUTOR 12.50 CL489 CALAMITY JANE 11.00 D690 XL56B 8.00 G118 CELESTIAL HORSEMAN 16.50 BB218 THERMALIDER 8.00 CL501 GOOK 8.00 D718 RED ADMIRAL 8.00 G148 IVORY GULL 9.50 BB257 QUAKER & JASMIN 12.50 CL515 SORCERERS APPR'TICE 8.00 D751 URCHIN 8.00 G192 SUNCLIPPER 12.50 BM1406 ROTTERDAM BUOY 19.50 CL526 BLUE BOTTLE 11.00 D755 PANDORA 11.00 G224 EVANDER 11.00 BM1437 STORM PETREL 16.50 CL530 TANTIVVY 8.00 D809 GARTER KNIGHT 8.00 G228 MICK FARTHING SAIL' 8.00 BM1443 CHUMASH 8.00 CL544 SORCERER 8.00 D818 TRIP-STICK 13.50 G242 PERRES I 12.50 BM1461 H M S AMBUSCADE 9.50 CL557 HARLEQUIN 8.00 D894 BARON KNIGHT 8.00 G258 FUGITIVE MK I 8.00 CL1005 BLUE BAYOU 8.00 CL574 BLUE PANTS 8.00 D954 TUTOR 8.00 G260 FILLONS CHAMP 19.50 CL1014 RAT-A-TAT 8.00 CL587 THUNDERBOLT 8.00 FSG1018 SLINGSBY T-21B 11.00 G263 ARNHEM GLIDER 8.00 CL1022 EARLY BIRD 8.00 CL589 FOOTPRINT 8.00 FSP1019 SOPWITH SCHNEIDER 8.00 G270 INVICTA 11.00 CL1034 GREY GHOST/SHOE Stg 9.50 CL600 MEW GULL 8.00 FSP1021 BRISTOL F2B 8.00 G283 SUNSPOT 16.50 CL1047 M E 262 8.00 CL623 FOKKER D111 9.50 FSP1028 BLACKBURN 12.50 G320 DB 12 11.00 CL1069 DOUBLE SCOTCH 9.50 CL627 DORNIER DO 125 13.50 FSP1178 P Z L WILGA 35 9.50 G330 DREAM BOGEY 11.50 CL1074 A-RAT 8.00 CL631 FAIRY GANNET 9.50 FSP1183 BE12B 11.50 G368 ARCHANGEL 9.50 CL1081 LANCASTER 2 SHEETS 13.50 CL632 334G 10.50 FSP285 NIEUPORT 17 13.50 G374 NORDIC TERN 9.50 CL1081-1 LANCASTER SHEET 1 9.50 CL638 CESSNA 310 12.50 FSP319 REPUBLIC SEABEE 12.50 G379 HOVERKING 12.50 CL1084 RIVETS GOODYEAR 8.00 CL640 PICADOR 8.00 FSP331 CHRISLEA ACE 9.50 G400 S A T U 8.00 CL1085 LONG MIDGET 8.00 CL642 TIME TRAVELLER 8.00 FSP340 CHILTON DW1A 12.50 G409 NORD 2 8.00 CL1091 MEECE 111 8.00 CL651 S'WITH 1-1/2 STRUTTER 16.50 FSP373 SPAD S7C1 SCOUT 10.50 G415 REVENGE 8.00 CL1096 STREAMER SCREAMER 8.00 CL671 P38 LIGHTNING 9.50 FSP392 ZAUNKOENIG 9.50 G459 VERONICA 8.00 CL1108 TIMETA 11.00 CL673 COUGAR 9.50 FSP395 BOEING XL-15 11.00 G498 BG 44 11.00 CL1122 KITTY WASP 8.00 CL674 SWORD 11.00 FSP404 MISSEL THRUSH 11.00 G516 CORSAIR 8.00 CL1138 BOO RAY 8.00 CL679 SKYHAWK 11.00 FSP410 GLOSTER GAMECOCK II 14.50 G517 QUICKIE 12.50 CL1139 LITTLE GEM 8.00 CL703 ELF CAT 11.00 FSP418 R E 8 12.50 G552 NEBULA 8.00 CL1140 BEAGLE 206 BASSETT 13.50 CL708 CUPID 11.00 FSP425 PRESWICK PIONEER 12.50 G573 M P 12 9.50 CL1161 NIMROD MK5 11.50 CL727 COY LADY 8.00 FSP434 MILES HAWK SPEED 6 10.50 G610 KHAMSEEN 11.00 CL1162 SPIROGYRA 8.00 CL729 RAZOR BLADE 8.00 FSP464 COMPER SWIFT 8.00 G614 OMEGA 9.50 CL1169 MESSERSCMITT ME 110 11.50 CL733 AERO COMMANDER 68 13.50 FSP466 E E WREN 8.00 G622 PELICAN 11.00 CL1175 IRONMONGER 9.50 CL741 TIGRESS 8.00 FSP476 HAWKER HIND 14.50 G683 MEANDERER 13.50 CL1187 JAY PEE 8.00 CL742 AW 11.00 FSP497 DART KITTEN 8.00 G723 PLUTO 8.00 CL1206 PINK PANTHER 9.50 CL763 DALESMAN 8.00 FSP505 HONEY BEE 11.00 G725 SANS EGAL 10.50 CL1209 TURTLE 12.50 CL773 SIMPLE SIMON 8.00 FSP534 LUTON MINOR 8.00 G774 LA MOUETTE 8.00 CL1220 HORNET 3 8.00 CL778 MISS F.A.I. III 8.00 FSP535 FAIREY SWORDFISH 8.00 G8 JUBILEE CLOCK 13.50 CL1228 MIRABILIS 8.00 CL780 DONGUS 11.00 FSP545 SOPWITH TRIPLANE 14.50 G826 MIGRATOR 11.00 CL1236 SIMPLE SPRINT 12.50 CL783 NEPTUNE 13.50 FSP560 BA SWALLOW 11.00 G845 10.00 CL1240 KITTYHAWK 11.50 CL785 SPLATT 9.50 FSP564 A B C ROBIN 11.00 G867 DOWNBEAT 8.00 CL1246 MISS SAN BERNADINO 9.50 CL788 MC 7 9.50 FSP576 MILES M 35 8.00 G903 WIZARD OF OZ 12.50 CL1257 THRIFT 8.00 CL803 RAZZAMACHAS 11.00 FSP591 JODEL BEBE 8.00 G958 TRIO 8.00 CL1285 SWEETER 12.50 CL806 SHARPOON 11.00 FSP608 HEINKEL HE55 12.50 G997 ACCIPTER 11.00 CL1299 STUKA 2 sheet plan 18.00 CL820 STAMPE MONITOR 12.50 FSP613 TURBULENT 9.50 J548 BOULTON PAUL D 111 8.00 CL1304 KLOTZNORUTSKI 12.50 CL824 PIAGGIO P166 12.50 FSP615 HANNIBAL 9.50 J599 FIZZLEQUICK 50R100 8.00 CL1307 OSPREY 6 9.50 CL829 TUFFY 8.00 FSP650 LOENING OL-9 11.50 J629 MILES STUDENT 8.00 CL1309 LITTLE BROTHER 8.00 CL833 COUNTDOWN 8.00 FSP654 FOX MOTH 11.00 J772 SNOWFLAKE 8.00 CL1322 LAKE LA-4 16.50 CL836 ABLE GULL 8.00 FSP661 VICKERS WALRUS 10.50 LO10 LBSCR TANK LOCO 11.00 CL1332 TANGO 11.50 CL843 FLYING TIGER 11.00 FSP668 CESSNA 172 14.50 LO13 GWR TENDER LOCO 8.00 CL1343 LIL QUICKIE 12.50 CL845 FRESCO 8.00 FSP722 EDGAR PERCIVAL E.P.9 8.00 LO16 GWR EXPRESS LOCO 11.00 CL1351 NELSON SPRINT 12.50 CL846 SPACEHOUND 9.50 FSP722 EDGAR PERCIVAL E.P.9 8.00 LO2 GWREXPRESS PASSENGER CL1356 ZINGER 9.50 CL865 STALLION 12.50 FSP753 CESSNA C-34 8.00 LOCO 11.00 CL1359 CRESCENDO 11.00 CL878 MUSTUNT 11.50 FSP762 BRISTOL BULLDOG 13.50 LO39 HIGHLANDER SHT 7 9.50 CL1374 TAMBLANE 8.00 CL893 DOMINATOR 9.50 FSP775 PFALZ DIII 14.50 LO56 DIANA COMPLETE SET 18.00 CL1375 TIME PIECE 13.50 CL901 MINI BUNT 8.00 FSP796 DORNIER 27 8.00 LO59 ADA SET 21.00 CL1422 INDIGO 14.50 CL906 SPACEBOUND 8.00 FSP807 BUCKER JUNGMEISTER 9.50 LO63 JEANNIE DEANS SET 41.00 CL269 CANDY II 9.50 CL926 TURNCOAT 8.00 FSP837 HANRIOT HD-1 8.00 LO66 HIELAN LASSIE SET 48.00 CL295 TYRO TRAINER 11.00 CL930 SUPERMASTER 11.00 FSP891 D.H. 8 PUSS MOTH 11.50 LO68 MOLLY 23.00 CL307 FOKKER DRI 8.00 CL932 JEFE 11 8.00 FSP924 MORANE L PARASOL 8.00 LO80 MAID OF KENT SET 61.00 CL313 CHEETAH 8.00 CL943 MISTRESS 11.00 FSP937 AVRO AVIS 8.00 LO86 VERTICAL TEST BOILER 11.00 CL313 CHEETAH 8.00 CL955 ZLIN 226 11.00 FSR111 BRISTOL F2B 11.00 LO89 TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT CL318 JET TRAINER 11.00 CL966 SAAB SAFIR 9.50 FSR126 AIRSPEED ENVOY 8.00 3.5IN SET 45.00 CL323 TIPSY JUNIOR 11.50 CL989 RUTER-ESS 8.00 FSR129 FOCKE WULF 190 8.00 LO89A TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT CL328 LOCKHEED SIRIUS 11.00 CL998 LIQUIDATOR 11.00 FSR140 HALIFAX 9.50 5 IN SET 15 57.00 CL334 YOICKS 12.50 CL999 BRAT 11.00 FSR1401 Vickers Vildebeeste 11.00 LO938 PRINCESS OF WALES 76.00 CL336 TEMPEST II 8.00 D1003 SKY D’HIVER 8.00 FSR1458 HESTON PHOENIX 8.00 LO942 FURY SET 68.00 CL347 DEMON KING 11.00 D1048 DEUZIO 8.00 FSR159 LOCKHEED LIGHTNING 8.00 LO943 ROYAL ENGINEER SET 73.00 CL350 VIRAGO 8.00 D1116 CHEECHAK 8.00 FSR161 WESTLAND LYSANDER 11.50 LO944 KINGS OWN SET 61.00 CL360 TAURUS 11.50 D121 COPLANDS WAKEFIELD 9.50 FSR165 MILES KESTREL 10.50 LO945 LEANDER SET 73.00 CL363 FLICKA 11.00 D122 CLOUDLINE 8.00 FSR168 D.H.
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