The Frobisher was a 22 passenger version developed from the De Havilland Albatross for Imperial Airways, and first flew in 1937. Both the Albatross & the Frobisher were requisitioned by the RAF during World War 2. The Dinky Frobisher is cast in one piece with 4 engines each of which has a 3 blade propeller painted red. The undercarrage consists of 2 wheels on a small axle held between two cast legs. This version is painted in 2 colour camouflage, in this case the light version. The underside is painted a dull black and the cockpit windows are painted silver. It has 2 RAF red & blue roundels on the wings and 2 red, white & blue roundels each side of the fuselage. The wingspan is 5.7"/145mm. There is a hole in the top & bottom of the fuselage for a split pin to be used in the Gliding Game.
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--40a and 158 Riley Saloon (1947-55)
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--38e Triumph Dolomite Roadster (not issued)
Amazing hidden car collection in Dordrecht in the Netherlands
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