The Mystery Of The Sleeping Beauty Part 17

Kellogg's pet, the super delicious cereal, prevents the adventurist of Superman. Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leak power building for a single bounce. Up on the side, it's a bird.

It's a plane. It's Superman. Yes, it's Superman who has found even graver coupled when he feared in the strange land of Illyria. We'll join him as Clark Kent in a moment. But right now, let's hear from Dan McCulloch.

Say gang, how many of you know what type of work the British Sunderland Frying Boat is chiefly used for? Well, I happen to know that its main job is reconnaissance and anti-submarine patrol. But every one of you could have answered that question just as easily as I did.

If you were lucky enough to get a PEP prize model Sunderland, you see, there's a really keen prize inside every single package of super delicious Kellogg's PEP these days. It's a covered cardboard model of an allied warplane.

Now, one of the models you can get is the British Thunderman. And right on the back of the model is a lot of valuable dope about that particular plane, as well as pointers on how to spot it.

Altogether, there are 14 well models you can get. Four British planes, two Russian and eight Americans. And among them are famous planes like the Curtis Helldiver, and the P40F Warhawk and the B24 Liberator Bomber.

First of all gang, you don't have to send in a single penny to get all these nifty models. Not even a box stop. There's a plane right inside every single package of that super delicious breakfast cereal, Kellogg's pet.