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Old 10-11-2008, 09:11 PM   # 1 Quick Link (permalink)
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Flying Aces Range

looking to buy some of corgis flying aces,but dont know what is contained in the range.Can someone provide me the essential details of the range,so i can search for them.If there are any models in the range i should avoid,please let me know,alternatively if there are models in the range i should have please advise also.I also want a collection of corgi hurricanes,can you please supply the same info on that subject too .All opinions and advice will be greatly appreciated.
 

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Old 10-12-2008, 12:26 AM   # 2 Quick Link (permalink)
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Re: Flying Aces Range

looking to buy some of corgis flying aces,but dont know what is contained in the range.Can someone provide me the essential details of the range,so i can search for them.If there are any models in the range i should avoid,please let me know,alternatively if there are models in the range i should have please advise also.I also want a collection of corgi hurricanes,can you please supply the same info on that subject too .All opinions and advice will be greatly appreciated.


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C17DRIVER,what do you mean by ,what?
 

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The Flying Aces range was the original early issue of Spitfires, Mustangs, Hurricanes and Bf 109Es.
 

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Do you have the corgi serial numbers and the names of the aces?And do you know how many were in this range ?
 

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C17DRIVER,what do you mean by ,what?

With Tricatus gone, I am totally lost when it comes to remembering all the different Corgi lines, numbers, colors, etc....... Hack got my brain working again.
 

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Last edited by Canucklehead : 10-13-2008 at 06:02 PM. Reason: Direct hyperlinks to retail sites prohibited outside of Market Place section of forum
Check these web sites out, they might help you find the #'s you are looking for, They may not have any to sell but they may have info that you are looking for.
The Pilots I remember are Bader Spitfire, Molders 109, Galland 109, Yeager P-51, Landers P-51, Tuck Spitfire and Hurricane, Robertson Hurricane, Adolphe Vibiral Spitfire. That is all the ones I remember,
Stanford Tucks Spit was a special commision by the now Defunct CHC Corgi Heritage Center
Collectiques.co.uk: Corgi Classics ... Flying Aces (Diecast Models)
Planecrazy.biz WW2 1/72 corgi aviation archive
 

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Well at one time i did have the P-51 Mustangs aces of Landers, Yeager and German ace Galland.
I believe there is a Tuck Hurri and a Bader Spitfire in that range as well.
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looking to buy some of corgis flying aces,but dont know what is contained in the range.Can someone provide me the essential details of the range,so i can search for them.If there are any models in the range i should avoid,please let me know,alternatively if there are models in the range i should have please advise also.I also want a collection of corgi hurricanes,can you please supply the same info on that subject too .All opinions and advice will be greatly appreciated.

 

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