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Sopwith Camel - Full Scale Replica

 

For sale ON ebay 19/1/20

 

For sale is my Airdrome Airplanes full scale Sopwith Camel Replica. .

The aircraft is currently being test flown (I flew it last week) and as a result is restricted to how far it can fly from the strip, it will therefore be the buyers responsibility to organise transport and disassembly to have it relocated.

I have decided to list the plane for sale due to work commitments as I will no longer have the time nor commitment to complete the remainder of the test flying phase or sort out any associated issues as they arise. I am hoping that the aircraft will be purchased by someone or a small group of enthusiast that can put in the time that I don't have.

 

 

Aircraft Information:

Robert Baslee designed Airdrome Airplanes full scale Sopwith Camel Replica

Engine:

150hp, 9 cylinder Rotec R3600 radial engine

Propellor:

90"culver wooden .

Currently registered under RAAus 19-2137

Paint Scheme is based on the WW1 Canadian Ace Donald MacLaren's  sopwith camel

Wishing you luck. spacesailor

 

 

 

 

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Really nice looker,

 

BUT has a reserve that could be the $25,000 motor price.

 

Hasn't reached a grand yet,

 

AND I want it.

 

spacesailor

 

 

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No reason why it wouldn't fly well. The gyroscopic issues are not  there with a "conventional" motor, and it's a great look.. Nev

 

 

Posted

This seemed to be the same one that was briefly advertised a few months ago for a quite reasonable price. Perhaps it was $65k.

 

 

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 I've seen a good Sopwith PUP replica and they are really a scene stealer. Not heavy either, even the originals. The ROTEC is an authentic look and sound (one of the main reasons they were made). Certainly a non boring plane. Everything like that was called a "double winger"( including  a Tiger Moth), when I was a kid. . Nev

 

 

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