Does this kit look familiar?
10-10-2005, 02:02 PM
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Does this kit look familiar?
Howdy,
Doen't this kit look like a Scaled down Ace Littlest Stick? Hmmm
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Doen't this kit look like a Scaled down Ace Littlest Stick? Hmmm
Hec
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10-10-2005, 02:36 PM
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RE: Does this kit look familiar?
If you go on his website you will find an .010, .020, and an .049-.10 size plane. There is a little bipe very similiar to Dickey Birds Nano bipe.
Go figure
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Go figure
Hec
10-10-2005, 04:32 PM
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RE: Does this kit look familiar?
Nice to see someone here in the UK starting/running a model kit business. Its been many years since modelling died off here, first lack of space to fly, second the noise of motors, third TV and computers and finally time poverty. It's quite hard here nowadays to find a model shop in towns (well ones that have anything more than "thunder crap" ARTF models with nasty badly made motors) "BALSA WOOD!!" "what are you going to do with that"?? Plans aren't so easy to get either, especially for "titchy" models because most people here learned to ?fly" on 40 sized plywood and polystyrene bricks that came with instructions of how to gob them together with 5 minute epoxy (no plans).
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