dawnofwicca
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I found this plane at a garage sale not exactly sure what it is toy model but i was hoping there was some one out there? Well here is a picture.
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Any toy plane experts?
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It reminds me of what was called an AVRO Triplane #3; circa 1910. Not exact, but it may get you started.
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Call any hobby shop in your area(not a craft center). They will tell you...
i would call your local hobby shop or toy store it looks like a model kit that was put together i am going to guess 20s-30s the first man made plastic came out in 1907 but was very costly most could not affourd it so if theres any plastic on it i am going to say 20-30s thats when plastic became more popular but it looks to be made out of tin its hard to tell from the photos
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Sheldon J
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It's far more modern than the 30 s I've seen similar items at Oshkosh during the air show at the fly market, made by craftsman as decorations, so it could be older but I don't think so...
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That's really cool!
