I've only just found this site while looking for info on my newly acquired Modeltech P-51. Fantasatic Site, I've added it to my favourites already, and I'm going to be here until I've read everything, and absorbed as much info as I can. Thanks for putting this site together.
Name:
Chip Morrison E-Mail:
City:
Weatherford, TX USA
Club:
Weatherford Aero Model Society
Interest:
Powered
Comment:
594
Wednesday December 8, 2004 - 05:57pm
Nice Web Page. Looking for information on Hyde type engine mounts. All of them seem to be very costly. I guess I will pass on using them. Cheers, Chip
Name:
eddie swain E-Mail:
City:
skegness, lincs england
Interest:
Powered
Comment:
593
Saturday November 20, 2004 - 05:55pm
great site keep up the good work
Name:
Tony E-Mail:
Company:
Wollens O/L
Club:
n/a
Interest:
fixed wing & gliders
Comment:
592
Tuesday November 16, 2004 - 08:41pm
For years all I wanted was to fly helicopters, Two years ago my family clubed together to get me a Raptor 30 and the complete kit, everything I could possibly neeed to fly this helicopter. Six weeks and the Raptor was ready to fly, an experienced flyer / instructor took me through the beginners paces then handed be the the radio control for my first lift off. I had the heli hovering for some minutes then forward flight a few hundred metres, hover, turn left, turn right, return to take off spot & land.....GREAT. the tension was off the scale but the sense of achievment was fantastic. (and my arms were aching). So on the next flight my instructor fitted a neck tie to the radio. This time he said I'd be good enought to take it up to 15 foot and hover which I did after a minute or so the heli began to twich 'here let me take the radio' he said, but the neck tie was too short to allow any movment and..........too late it landed tail first. I brought the Raptor home the damage was surprisingly light cost about £40.00. I have never flowen it since. I also bought another heli (during the build of the Raptor) and what a great looking piece of kit this is but it has never left my work shop, it has full retrac's etc etc, it was an professional flyers exhibition helicoptor and was enough to make most flyers drool when it was in the air, so much so that I bought it. Now I want to sell it but I think Grot might have to get involved in this to give me a current guide line in cost. I am absolutely gutted that I cannot make a good flyer of helicopters. I cannot afford any more professional lessons which, sadly I need. Any Offers!!! ( photo's can be supplied online)
Name:
Tim Carnaby E-Mail:
City:
Bristol, England
Interest:
FF
Comment:
591
Monday November 15, 2004 - 10:33pm
Can anyone point me in the direction of a quality web site that sells all stick and paper equipment as well as useful tips for building free flight models? Please email me.
Name:
David E-Mail:
City:
Windsor, UK
Interest:
Electric Flight
Comment:
590
Thursday November 4, 2004 - 12:46pm
Brilliant web site, I will add to my favourites and visit often. I like the reviews, very detailed and the forums should be a great help to me as I am rteturning to the hobby after a few years of raising offspring. Well Done Bumpy Green.
Name:
grahame bolding E-Mail:
Company:
the modellers cave,
City:
bridgend, mid-glamorgan s/wales
Club:
bmfc
Interest:
Scale
Comment:
589
Tuesday November 2, 2004 - 04:56pm
well wot can I say big changes since my last visit back in ****** glad to see all is well still doin a good job I see,graet pics / vidio's am now in a new shop in bridgend the modellers cave, www.modellerscave.co.uk
Name:
krystal hayes E-Mail:
Interest:
Beginner
Comment:
588
Tuesday October 5, 2004 - 08:39pm
Great Site!!
Name:
Andy Shadkhin E-Mail:
City:
new york, ny us
Club:
na
Interest:
Search Engine
Comment:
587
Friday October 1, 2004 - 04:32pm
Thanks! A fine site .
Name:
Andy Shadkhin E-Mail:
City:
new york, ny us
Club:
na
Interest:
Search Engine
Comment:
586
Friday October 1, 2004 - 04:32pm
Thanks! A fine site .
Name:
Adrian Coulson E-Mail:
Company:
Hilti (GB) Ltd
City:
Aylesbury, UK
Club:
HH MfC
Interest:
Vintage Team Race C/L
Comment:
585
Tuesday July 27, 2004 - 08:08am
I have come across an ETA 29 MK 2 that I would like to resurrect for vintage class B team racing can anybody out there help me with either finding a set of piston rings or someone who can make them ? Regards Adrian Coulson
Name:
James Richardson E-Mail:
Company:
Traxxas
City:
Plano, Tx United States
Interest:
Powered
Comment:
584
Friday July 16, 2004 - 06:55am
Outstanding website. I have only been flying planes for a couple of years. Somehow I have managed to crash more planes than I own. My cousin lived in England for about 10 years and I hear a lot about slope soaring from him. Nothing like that here in the desolate plains of Texas. My main interest is to continue to learn 3D flight. My current planes are Flip 3D and Funtana 90. If anyone has a reference to a good instructional book, please let me know. Thanks
Name:
H.B.D.Lewis E-Mail:
Company:
None
City:
Cheltenham, Glos. UK
Club:
None
Interest:
Rubber Vintage
Comment:
583
Sunday July 4, 2004 - 03:46pm
A great web site, I must come here often.
Name:
Ron Harrison E-Mail:ICQ#:
City:
Redditch, Worcestershire England
Club:
Bromsgrove Model Flying Club
Interest:
Electric Flight
Comment:
582
Monday June 28, 2004 - 10:24pm
Not a bad site, when I can get it to work properly!! My ICQ Number is 9 characters and there is only room for 8!!!
Name:
ian thomas E-Mail:
Club:
Bracknell
Interest:
Cambria Pioneer
Comment:
581
Wednesday June 9, 2004 - 00:14am
Dear Sir I am the proud owner of an original Cambria Pioneer model aircraft as shown on your site. Contary to the mention of yours being possibly the only one left. Great flyer and has been for many years. Got the plane when 12 and im 38 now. Its seen some bumps and restoration but flies like a dream Ian Thomas
Name:
Jason Evans
Company:
home
City:
Brighton, UK
Club:
not yet
Interest:
Beginner
Comment:
580
Saturday May 29, 2004 - 09:30pm
I have always been interested in aircraft and have recently become interested again in the physics of flight. I had the idea of perhaps trying some model flying as a way of informally experimenting and getting a feel for it. I remembered what a bind gluing balsa splinters back together used to be (when I was a lot younger), after a friend's model used to make even a slightly heavy landing. Then I read about this EPP stuff on your site and it suddenly looks much more realistic, especially since there seem to be very capable models available at very little cost. I hope the advantages of modern materials encourage more people to think about having a go - how things have changed!
Name:
Peter Brecker E-Mail:
City:
Roedermark, Hessen Germany
Club:
MFC Roedermark
Interest:
If it flys...
Comment:
579
Thursday May 27, 2004 - 12:48pm
Very impressive site. Stumbled upon it while browsing "RC-WORLD". I must say it was one of my better "stumbles". Keep up the good work.
Name:
Terence Hall E-Mail:
City:
Swindon, Wilts, UK
Interest:
Electric Flight
Comment:
578
Tuesday April 27, 2004 - 09:44pm
Excellent site ,i have already bought items advertised on it.many thanks T.H
Name:
Michael Rucker E-Mail:
City:
Chicago, Illinois United States of America
Club:
Chicago Model Masters
Interest:
Electric Flight
Comment:
577
Wednesday March 3, 2004 - 00:11am
I'm enjoying this site and I will tell my friends to check it out!
