Name: Spinner Cub
Brand: Hobbyzone
SKU: HBZ7107
Price: 3.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Hobbyzone

Spinner Cub

HBZ7107

$3.99

HobbyZone Spinner: Super Cub LP HBZ7107 is compatible with HBZ7100, HBZ7300, HBZ7380, HBZ7400, HBZ8100, HBZ8100B, HBZ8100D, HBZ8100E, HBZ8180B, HBZ8180D

B37

Eflite

Spinner For Apprentice

EFL2733

$4.99

Hobbyzone

Spinner Glasair

HBZ7608

$6.99

HobbyZone Spinner: Glasair/Sportsman S+ HBZ7608 is compatible with HBZ7600, HBZ8900, HBZ8980

B38

Parkzone

Spinner, Spitfire

PKZ1707

$3.49

B38

Zona

Spiral Hand Drill

37-160

$11.70

Archimedean or spiral hand drill for use with small wire size drills (#70 to #80). Push ring down to turn drill. Spring return makes drilling fast and easy. 4-1/4″ overall length.

Guillows

Spirit Of St. Louis

GUI807

$81.99

The Spirit of St. Louis, piloted by Charles A. Lindbergh, made the first non-stop flight between New York and Paris on May 20-21, 1927. Time airborne-33 hours and 30 minutes. Lindbergh took off from Roosevelt Field, Long Island, NY on May 20th with but little sleep the previous night. His aircraft, 1,000 pounds overweight, barely lifted off at the end of the runway missing a telephone pole by a mere 20 feet. Fighting exhaustion most of the time, Lindbergh struggled to keep from falling asleep and at intervals, stuck his head out the window of his plane to refresh himself in the wind-stream. At the end of 28 hours, he sighted the coast of Ireland and for the first time realized that he was on target for his goal, the airfield of Paris, France. While still miles away he sighted the glowing night-lights of Paris. Shortly after, he landed at Le Bourget Airfield to the acclaim of thousands awaiting him on the runway. At that moment, Lindbergh and the Spirit of St. Louis entered aviation’s hall of fame.