WW1 Historic Propellers for sale!
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Topic: WW1 Historic Propellers for sale!
Posted By: Vaclav
Subject: WW1 Historic Propellers for sale!
Date Posted: 08 Feb 2013 at 20:27
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Salute gentlemen, I am introducing you wooden propellers from WWI aircraft, which may be used as a beautiful decoration in interiors. I make them in my own at home, from plates of hard wood, using the same technique as was used during the first world war. They are usually scaled in 1:2 or 3:5 (120-160cm), because not many people have so much space for such a large piece of wood (even though several full-size pieces have been made as well) (o: Several pieces have already been sold and I am making more for you. If you are interested, visit my web page for more information. Just for you to know, it is actually quiet cheap!  And it's the most beautiful gift that an enthusiast in aviation can get  For more information, visit my website http://HistoricPropellers.com" rel="nofollow - HistoricPropellers.com My propellers cost usually between 170 and 300 USD. The larger ones are more expensive. I am posting pictures of Sopwith F1 Camel and Axial from Fokker DVII with Mercedes DIII engine, enjoy  Axial propeller from Fokker D.VII in scale 3:5  Sopwith F1 Camel, scale 1:2  Sopwith Camel in detail   Sopwith Camel 2:3 And with a guard!   Salute all! And see you at http://HistoricPropellers.com" rel="nofollow - HistoricPropellers.com
 ------------- Production of WW1 Aviation relics for enthusiats - Propellers, constructions and trophies. HistoricPropellers.com |
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Posted By: Vaclav
Date Posted: 22 Mar 2013 at 07:10
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In order to keep you updated, I am posting some new pictures More on http://HistoricPropellers.com" rel="nofollow - HistoricPropellers.com Propeller from Sopwith Camel 1:2 with fabric sheathing:   ------------- Production of WW1 Aviation relics for enthusiats - Propellers, constructions and trophies. HistoricPropellers.com |
Posted By: Vaclav
Date Posted: 10 Jun 2013 at 11:19
Posting a new picture of EBORA Propeller from SPAD VII (1917) in the full size: ------------- Production of WW1 Aviation relics for enthusiats - Propellers, constructions and trophies. HistoricPropellers.com |