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Model Builder January 1988 “HEY KIDS!” (Beginners too): Part 3 JANUARY 1988 IC D 08545 U.S.A. $2.50 Canada $3.50 volume 18, number 192 WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE MODEL PUBLICATION VANGUARD TAKES THE LEAD. Airtronics’ new Vanguard Series crystals for rapid frequency changes. leads the way in R/C systems with The Vanguard radio design is fully top of the line appearance, features compatible with all Airtronics’ and performance, at a down to quality accessories, servos and earth price. radio systems. The affordable Vanguard VG4R Airt ronics’ Vanguard Series radios and VG6DR incorporate the same offer outstanding features at an craftsmanship, quality and state of affordable price, superior perform­ the art component technology of ance and Airtronics’ full one-year our more expensive radio systems. include servo reversing for easier limited warranty. 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