Showing posts with label Pactra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pactra. Show all posts

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Pactra - Lockheed F-104 Starfighter

I routinely search for Pactra Aero-Flex gliders on E-bay.  Once in a while I will find something interesting that I do not have yet.  I have seen a number of these Lockheed F-104 Starfighters for sale, but the price tag has always been far too much.  I think I saw one for sale for $20.00 once which is far too much to pay.  Recently I found one for $5.00 which is quite reasonable.  

This glider is printed only on one side.  Lots of Pactra Aeroflex gliders are printed on both sides, but a few are only printed on one side for whatever reason.  

This is a fantastic glider.  The wingspan is super short, but it flies incredibly well.  I'd say it is probably one of the best gliders I have.

Pactra - F-104 Lockheed Starfighter in original packaging
Pactra - F-104 Lockheed Starfighter out of the packaging
Pactra - F-104 Lockheed Starfighter assembled

Saturday, March 9, 2013

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - P-51D Mustang

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - P-51D Mustang

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - P-51D Mustang

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Spitfire

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Spitfire
Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Spitfire


Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Curtiss P-40 Warhawk

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Curtiss P-40 Warhawk

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Messerschmitt ME-109

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Messerschmitt ME-109

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Messerschmitt ME-109

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Mitsubishi Zero

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Mitsubishi Zero

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Mitsubishi Zero

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Mitsubishi Zero


Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Mitsubishi Zero

Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Plane - Mitsubishi Zero

Pactra Aero-Flex Stune Plane - Introduction

Pactra Aero-Flex Stune Planes
This is a picture of my entire collection of Pactra Aero-Flex Stunt Planes.  I have no idea how old they are, but I believe they are from the 1960's when you could buy them for $0.10 each.  They are bright and colorful and have the nose weights permanently clamped on.  The fuselages are approximately 16 centimeters and the wingspan is approximately 19 centimeters.  I have 6 different models and because there are no details on the reverse of the packages, I have no idea how many different models were made in total.