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    FLIGHT PLAN

    Jul 12, 2022 1 minute
    BY DEBRA CLEGHORN

    TOP GUN: THE BATTLE RAGES ON!

    n this issue, we celebrate the 34th annual Top Gun Scale Invitational. Top pilots from around the world converged on Paradise Field in Lakeland, is proud to have been a part of this prestigious event since its inception. In this year’s expanded coverage, we get up close and personal with even more planes and pilots, from the winners to the details that set these scale machines apart. From World War I warbirds to modern turbine jets, these planes are the ultimate in scale realism and inspiration. After you’ve read this issue, set your online flight path to for even more news and stories from this celebration of scale excellence.

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