1950's Biller CN 321 Vickers Viscount Tin PILOT-TRAINER Capital Airlines N7 402
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1950's Biller CN 321 Vickers Viscount Tin PILOT-TRAINER Capital Airlines N7 402 This vintage estate tine toy is a 1950's Capital Airlines Viscount Pilot-trainer. The airplane is marked N7403 Viscount CN321. The yoke operates the aircaft altitude and landing gear. The propellers and landing gear are intact. The fabric runway will move on it's rollers. We have not tested the battery operated controls, the battery compartment covers are missing. It takes two "D" batteries. I do not have the owner's manual and could not check the following features: All four of the propellers are supposed to turn as you move the left and right throttle handles up, the runway belt should begin to spin once a certain speed is reached, and as you pull back on the yoke, the plane should rise off the runway and the landing gear retracts. This will make a great display for your collection. It can also be restored to working condition if you are inclined. Marked: Biller logo, Made in Western Germany. Dimensions: Fuselage 10" Wingspan 11", Base is 6" x 9". Box is 11 1/2" x 13 1/2" x 5"H. Condition: Used, Exceptional graphics. No rust or dings. Battery covers are missing, not tested. The fabric runway will move on it's rollers. Includes original box. Box has some tears, tape has been applied to edges and corners. There is also some writing on the lid. Please
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