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Carl Goldberg Model EAGLE 63 RC Gas Airplane Kit in Box all pieces present
Span 63"..Length 49" FOR 4-Channel radio, and .40 TO .612-Cycle or .40 TO .90 4- Cycle engines. I have a few much larger put together but up in rafters of garage and it is way to cold to photo them :-) I believe this one is from maybe the 80's
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This is neat :)
Thank you bratjdd and bellin :-) It is as big as me lol .
Thank you mustang,blunder.lundy ,chevy59, official! I appreciate the love
Thank you musik ,kerry,pw-collector,petey and MiKKo for the love I appreciate it and always delighted to see you on my posts :-)
Thank you so much longings,pops,sanhardin ,egreeley1976,phil,EJW for stopping to give some love ! Now if I could fit in it to fly cheap that would be great :-)
Thank you sugargirl, and longings for stopping to give some love :-)