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Originally Posted by BobC
Is that a "model" plane, or maybe more accurately, a "toy" plane? Also, any idea of the manufacturer and age? The stock image you posted isn't much help, other than it looks like it might be a metal "toy" plane. Also, does it have rollable wheels, moveable parts, etc.? Appears to maybe be from the 50s or 60s.
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You're right, it's more aptly called a toy, as I believe the "model" consists of two parts only that snap together. Here are pics of the actual plane- I think it may be found on worthpoint but I do not subscribe there:
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