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P-51 Mustang - Mark's Models Kit

Vintage Model Kit Archive

For the benefit of all the aeromodeling community, I have been collecting images of vintage airplane, helicopter, and boat kits which have appeared on eBay and WorthPoint. Over time, it has been a very good source of photos of it boxes and labels, plans, and all the included kit components - balsa, plywood, hardwood, music wire, canopies, and hardware. Hyperlinks to external websites is kept to a minimum because pages disappear frequently. Copyrights, if any, are hereby acknowledged.

Marks Model P-51 Mustang Kit (Dynaflite label) - Airplanes and RocketsThis particular kit is of the Mark's model P-51 Mustang. You can see the Marks Models label was pasted over a Dynaflite box. An Internet search shows at least two varieties of box label, depending on the era. Mark Smith, of Windfree and Windward R/C glider fame, founded the company. According to the Dynaflite website in 1999, "Marks Models became Dynaflite many years ago." The date seems to be around 1995, when Hobbico bought Marks Models, and then turned it into Dynaflite. Construction was of balsa and plywood, vacuum-formed plastic components, and a sheeted foam wing.

Marks Model P-51 Mustang Kit (contents overview) - Airplanes and RocketsSpecifications

Scale: 1 in. = 1.32 ft.

Engine: .40 to .60 cu. in.

Wing Span: 53 in.

Wing Area: 470 sq. in.

Weight: 5-6 lbs.

Radio: 4 Channel

 

Marks Model P-51 Mustang Kit (Original label) - Airplanes and Rockets

   Marks Model P-51 Mustang Kit (molded plastic parts) - Airplanes and Rockets

Marks Model P-51 Mustang Kit (carved balsa parts) - Airplanes and RocketsMarks Model P-51 Mustang Kit (balsa stick and sheet components) - Airplanes and Rockets

Marks Model P-51 Mustang Kit (historical datasheet) - Airplanes and RocketsMarks Model P-51 Mustang Kit (specifications) - Airplanes and Rockets

 

 

Posted December 5, 2020

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