Aviomodelli Piper Arrow 2

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The Piper Arrow 2 is one of the most rugged, reliable and attractive full-scale trainers and offers the perfect combination of quality and features to make it suitable for training, business, commercial and private use. The main frame of Piper Arrow 2 is constructed mainly of plywood and the nose section, cabin and upper surface are planked with balsa stripwood.

Aircraft Manufacturing, Aircraft & Parts, Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing, Aircraft and Parts, Evaluation, Aircraft, Flying-machines, Arrow (Aircraft)

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Northeast sailplane products Accord II: Almost-ready-to-fly electric aerobat

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The Accord II is an almost-ready-to-fly electric aerobat manufactured by Airwise International Incorporation and priced at dollars 139.95. It has high-quality parts, it is easy to construct and has an excellent flight performance.

Commodity & service prices, Management dynamics, Games, toys, and children's vehicles, Management, Prices and rates, Design and construction, Aircraft industry, Company business management, Airplanes, Model, Model aircraft, Hobby equipment industry, Hobby supplies industry, Company pricing policy

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