Tercels

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I'm sure all you purist scale modelers out there remember how great those Royal kits were. (Lotsa work, but kits were dead to scale accurate, right?) If anybody out there is looking for Royal kits or plans, you can go to ama-rc (the Auctiva store) and select what you want. It's run by a guy named Phil Ngo, one of the nicest guys you'll ever deal with. I just bought a set of the P-26 Peashooter plans, they come rolled & only cost about $20.00. Regards to all, Joey (Tercels)

tukkus

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is there a link?

Hossfly

WrrooonnnnGG!!! Not really! [sm=47_47.gif] Built several.

IIRC the Marutka (sp?) (Royal) kits are still available from Hobby Barn in Tucson AZ.

Rcpilot

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Oh really? I can't find them on Hobby Barn website. Can you help me out with a link right to the kits?

PLANE JIM

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right

TLH101

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Maratuka has been gone for a couple of years.

Hossfly

Thanks for the update. I certainly have not kept up there, as I have not built one in over 15 years. OH darn, if I could only fly as well and fast as TIME!! [:@]

scale dail

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Most of the royal kits were as scale as you sanded them. now if we could just get the canopys to go with the plans! and spun aluminum cowels!

I-fly-any-and-all

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There's a guy on Flea bay making spun aluminum cowls for the royal corsair and b-25

WORNBOOTS

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I would be interested in the link as well, did a quick search using variations of your terms (ama-rc (the Auctiva store)) and did not turn up.

 Thanks, Dan

JohnBuckner

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That post was from almost four years ago whoever he was talking about no doubt long since gone.

WORNBOOTS

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Thanks john, I did not catch that... the thought of adding some plans was overwhelming