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Kiehl Air Corps "Close Shavers" Flying Team

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Hinckley Bill

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There are a couple of scale models (50% versions) of beautiful biplanes (5) based upon the legendary Kiehl Air Corps "Close Shavers" Flying Team aircraft but a few of us would like to be able to get one of each flying. Unfortunately we've only been able to track down photos of two of those aircraft, shown in the picture below. I was wondering if anyone had any additional information on, or pictures of, the entire team (5 aircraft) together, or individually? All help is most appreciated
Bill
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