Classic Wings Vol.19 #3 (2012)
 
There is plenty of diversity in our latest offering, from the foolhardy to the brave! Kazakov became Imperial Russia’s greatest World War One ace, but was lucky to survive a rather bizarre experiment where he used a grappling hook to down and enemy aircraft. His aircraft and this action have been recreated for Omaka’s Aviation Heritage Centre.  Our major feature focuses on the rebirth of the venerable Avro Anson, and the stunning result of Bill and Robyn Reid’s decade long labour of love.  The work horse of the German Navy, the Arado Ar 196 is the focus of our Mystery Aircraft, and we take a look at the few remaining examples. The taming of a beast is described by Thom Richard in an article about flying one of the most powerful and unruly air racers, ‘Precious Metal’ – not for the faint hearted!
 
Classic Wings was created in 1994 as the culmination of many years of wanting to see a vintage/warbird magazine that was created for owners, restorers, pilots as well as enthusiasts of these machines, by people who are themselves participants at all levels of these activities.
 
Single magazine in Fair to Good Condition