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2020 Model Hobby Catalog 200 Laser Cut Series Products proudly made in the USA 2020 Model Hobby Catalog 200 Laser Cut Series Kit 203 Nieuport Guillow’s legendary WWI series all have precision laser cut balsa parts that make it a snap to assemble these historic aircraft. Each kit contains plans and instruction sheets that have set the standard in the industry for over 85 years, realistic looking water release decals, lightweight wheels, detailed plastic parts that consist of a radial engine, access panels, machine gun and pilot figure. Each kit is packed with ample covering tissue, balancing clay, an assembled propeller and rubber thread. These kits are the last word in scale realism for both the detail enthusiast and for those who build to fly scale WWI models. In 2016 Guillow’s proudly celebrated our 90th Anniversary Making quality balsa wood toy airplanes in the USA since 1926. No. Kit Wingspan UPC Box size Build time / skill level 201 Thomas Morse Scout 24” 0 72365 00201 2 17¼” x 6½” x 1¾” 30+ hrs / intermediate 202 British S.E. 5A 24” 0 72365 00202 9 17¼” x 6½” x 1¾” 30+ hrs / intermediate 203 Nieuport II 24” 0 72365 00203 6 17¼” x 6½” x 1¾” 30+ hrs / intermediate 204 Fokker DR-1 Triplane 20” 0 72365 00204 3 17¼” x 6½” x 1¾” 30+ hrs / intermediate 2 300 Laser Cut Series Kit 305 LC DHC-2 Beaver The popular private planes in the 300 series now have precision laser cut balsa parts. Laser cut parts are much easier to build from and make a more precise model than die cut. Guillow’s has been working hard to redraw and convert our existing kits over to this newer technology. Watch for the above laser cut logo in catalogs and on box covers! In 2016 Guillow’s proudly celebrated our 90th Anniversary Making quality balsa wood toy airplanes in the USA since 1926. No. Kit Wingspan UPC Box size Build time / skill level 301 LC Aeronca Champion 24” 0 72365 10301 6 17” x 5” x 2” 20+ hrs / intermediate 302 LC Cessna 170 24” 0 72365 10302 3 17” x 5” x 2” 20+ hrs / intermediate 303 LC Piper Super Cub 24” 0 72365 10303 0 17” x 5” x 2” 20+ hrs / intermediate 304 LC PC-6 Porter 26 1/8” 0 72365 10304 7 17” x 5” x 2” 20+ hrs / intermediate 305 LC DHC-2 Beaver 24” 0 72365 10305 4 17” x 5” x 2” 20+ hrs / intermediate 307 LC Piper Cherokee 20” 0 72365 10307 8 17” x 5” x 2” 20+ hrs / intermediate 308 LC Beechcraft Musketeer 20” 0 72365 10308 5 17” x 5” x 2” 20+ hrs / intermediate 309 LC Cessna 150 24” 0 72365 10309 2 17” x 5” x 2” 20+ hrs / intermediate 3 400 Laser Cut Series Kit 405 LC P-40 Warhawk Fabulous ¾” scale World War II models for rubber power, free flight or scale display. The ultimate in design and construction. From the extra special instruction sheets and plans to the well cut precision laser cut balsa sheets, these truly represent the best of the best for those seeking the unusual in value, quality and completeness. In 2016 Guillow’s proudly celebrated our 90th Anniversary Making quality balsa wood toy airplanes in the USA since 1926. No. Kit Wingspan UPC Box size Build time / skill level 401 LC Messerschmitt BF-109 24 3/8” 0 72365 10401 3 20¼” x 7¼” x 1¾” 30+ hrs / intermediate 402 LC P-51 Mustang 27¾” 0 72365 10402 0 20¼” x 7¼” x 1¾” 30+ hrs / intermediate 403 LC Supermarine Spitfire 27 5/8” 0 72365 10403 7 20¼” x 7¼” x 1¾” 30+ hrs / intermediate 404 LC Mitsubishi Zero 27¾” 0 72365 10404 4 20¼” x 7¼” x 1¾” 30+ hrs / intermediate 405 LC P-40 Warhawk 28” 0 72365 10405 1 20¼” x 7¼” x 1¾” 30+ hrs / intermediate 406 LC Focke-Wulf Fw-190 25¾” 0 72365 10406 8 20¼” x 7¼” x 1¾” 30+ hrs / intermediate 4 Kit 509 Avenger 500 Laser Cut Series Many popular WWII fighter planes in this series. All these popular 500 series kits have precision laser cut balsa parts sheets and new colorful boxes. They contain laser cut balsa parts, plastic cowls and canopies, decals, plastic prop, wheels, tissue and easy to follow plans. In 2016 Guillow’s proudly celebrated our 90th Anniversary Making quality balsa wood toy airplanes in the USA since 1926. No. Kit Wingspan UPC Box size Build time / skill level 501 P-40 Warhawk 16½” 0 72365 00501 3 13½” x 4½” x 1¾” 15+ hrs / beginner 502 Focke-Wulf FW-190 16½” 0 72365 00502 0 13½” x 4½” x 1¾” 15+ hrs / beginner 503 F6F Hellcat 16½” 0 72365 00503 7 13½” x 4½” x 1¾” 15+ hrs / beginner 504 Supermarine Spitfire 16½” 0 72365 00504 4 13½” x 4½” x 1¾” 15+ hrs / beginner 505 Messerschmitt BF-109 16½” 0 72365 00505 1 13½” x 4½” x 1¾” 15+ hrs / beginner 506 Hawker Hurricane 16½” 0 72365 00506 8 13½” x 4½” x 1¾” 15+ hrs / beginner 507 Nakajima A6M2-N Rufe 16½” 0 72365 00507 5 13½” x 4½” x 1¾” 15+ hrs / beginner 508 JU-87B Stuka 16½” 0 72365 00508 2 13½” x 4½” x 1¾” 15+ hrs / beginner 509 TBF Avenger 16½” 0 72365 00509 9 13½” x 4½” x 1¾” 15+ hrs / beginner 5 600 Series Kit 602 Piper Super Cub 95 Easy build by number plans are included in this series. Ideal for individual use or for group model building such as in a school class. Each kit contains the right combination of building material and “power package” to assemble an attractive small scale model with good flying ability. In 2016 Guillow’s proudly celebrated our 90th Anniversary Making quality balsa wood toy airplanes in the USA since 1926. No. Kit Wingspan UPC Box size Build time / skill level 601 Cessna 180 20” 0 72365 00601 0 13¾” x 4½” x 1¼” 15+ hrs / beginner 602 Piper Super Cub 20” 0 72365 00602 7 13¾” x 4½” x 1¼” 15+ hrs / beginner 603 Javelin 24” 0 72365 00603 4 13¾” x 4½” x 1¼” 15+ hrs / beginner 604 Lancer 24” 0 72365 00604 1 13¾” x 4½” x 1¼” 15+ hrs / beginner 6 700 Laser Cut Series Kit 703 LC Edge 540 Build by number models, great for first time builders - ideal for individual use or for group model building such as in a school class. Now with precision laser cut balsa parts for easier assembly and precise builds. The Fairchild 24 and Arrow are built light to fly right and make great models to take to the local fields. The Edge 540 contains bright red tissue covering and fun decals, just like the real air show stunt planes at todays air shows. In 2016 Guillow’s proudly celebrated our 90th Anniversary Making quality balsa wood toy airplanes in the USA since 1926. No. Kit Wingspan UPC Box size Build time / skill level 701 LC Fairchild 24 25” 0 72365 10701 4 17” x 5” x 2” 15+ hrs / beginner 702 LC Arrow 28” 0 72365 10702 1 17” x 5” x 2” 15+ hrs / beginner 703 LC Edge 540 20” 0 72365 10703 8 17” x 5” x 2” 15+ hrs / beginner 7 800 Series Kit 803 Stearman PT-17 Scale models as only Guillow makes them. The Camel, Skyhawk, PT-17 and Spirit of St. Louis are designed for U-Control and rubber powered free flight. The B-25 model is for U-Control or display. The historic DC-3 is designed and built as a Build ‘n Show display model. Kits contain the best quality materials and complete instructions that have made Guillow kits ”Best in Balsa”. In 2016 Guillow’s proudly celebrated our 90th Anniversary Making quality balsa wood toy airplanes in the USA since 1926. No. Kit Wingspan UPC Box size Build time / skill level 801 Sopwith Camel 28” 0 72365 00801 4 20¼” x 8½” x 2½” 45+ hrs / experienced 802 Cessna Skyhawk 36” 0 72365 00802 1 20¼” x 8½” x 2½” 45+ hrs / experienced 803 Stearman PT-17 28” 0 72365 00803 8 20¼” x 8½” x 2½” 45+ hrs / experienced 804 Douglas DC-3 34½” 0 72365 00804 5 20¼” x 8½” x 2½” 45+ hrs / experienced 805 B-25 Mitchell 28” 0 72365 00805 2 20¼” x 8½” x 2½” 45+ hrs / experienced 807 Spirit of St. Louis 34½” 0 72365 00807 6 20¼” x 8½” x 2½” 45+ hrs / experienced 8 900 Series Kit 902 Cessna Bird Dog Sleek rubber powered models with minimal parts and easy construction. Built light, they are great planes with ample wing areas and effective rubber motor / propeller combinations. Kits contain top quality balsa, plastic nose cowls, canopies and insignia. In 2016 Guillow’s proudly celebrated our 90th Anniversary Making quality balsa wood toy airplanes in the USA since 1926. No. Kit Wingspan UPC Box size Build time / skill level 901 T-28 Trojan 16” 0 72365 00901 1 13¾” x 4½” x 1½” 15+ hrs / beginner 902 Bird-Dog 18” 0 72365 00902 8 13¾” x 4½” x 1½” 15+ hrs / beginner 903 DHC-1 Chipmunk 17” 0 72365 00903 5 13¾” x 4½” x 1½” 15+ hrs / beginner 904 A-1H Skyraider 17” 0 72365 00904 2 13¾” x 4½” x 1½” 15+ hrs / beginner 905 P-51D Mustang 17” 0 72365 00905 9 13¾” x 4½” x 1½” 15+ hrs / beginner 906 Typhoon 18” 0 72365 00906 6 13¾” x 4½” x 1½” 15+ hrs / beginner 9 1000 Series Kit 1005 F6F-3 Hellcat The world’s finest scale balsa model kits featuring true to life “action” parts such as movable flying surfaces, sliding canopies, retractable landing gear and droppable bombs.
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