Cl Kits available
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Cl Kits available
Just a word to the wise: I have been over there by the "eastern seashore" [X(] and there are a large number of old CL kits coming on line for those willing to go for them. I just picked up an old Midwest 48" w/s Me 109 profile. I see several more of those kits there plus a number of stunt kits. Might need to check that old bay out. Good luck.
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It's back again. CL and FF stuff galore. Some really good and some not so good. Lots of old RC wood kits too.
Please buy it and save me money.
What will I do now with another Starduster 900 FF?
OH back to yester - year.
Please buy it and save me money.
What will I do now with another Starduster 900 FF?
OH back to yester - year.
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ORIGINAL: gpd4
Please excuse my ignorance, but where did you find them?
Please excuse my ignorance, but where did you find them?
His "eastern shore" and "over on the bay" is sort of camoflage talk. I think he thinks the moderator is going to delete his references to ebay, or something. [sm=spinnyeyes.gif]
Maybe if we can figure out the code he's using, we can find out what he does to find just C/L kits on ebay. [sm=confused.gif]
Hey HOSSFLY, when you're out on those beaches, what seashells do you look for?
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The problem with older kits is the wood usually sucked real bad and the die-crunching is atrocious. A set of plans and careful wood selection will usually produce a much better result.
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Maybe if we can figure out the code he's using, we can find out what he does to find just C/L kits on ebay.
Maybe if we can figure out the code he's using, we can find out what he does to find just C/L kits on ebay.
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The problem with older kits is the wood usually sucked real bad and the die-crunching is atrocious. A set of plans and careful wood selection will usually produce a much better result.
The problem with older kits is the wood usually sucked real bad and the die-crunching is atrocious. A set of plans and careful wood selection will usually produce a much better result.
There are a few exceptions to the rule like this pic of an old P-38 kit. 323020286579
Please keep in mind I do mean that it is exceptional. The formers and ribs are not die cut. Plans are not typically blueprints either. Let us not forget those beatiful spinners and formed nose ! Really nice!
Keefer, that is a good search parameter. Lots of people do not use such inclusive/exclusive search parameters and come up with a lot of unwanted results to have to filter thruough.
Robert
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I just picked up an old Midwest 48" w/s Me 109 profile
Can anyone tell me if the Midwest 109 profile is the same as the Flying Models plan for the Vince Micchia profile 109? Somewhere in the dark reccesses of my mind I have this vague idea that Vince Micchia did the designs for Midwest kits. Any truth to this?
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Good for you Hossfly, I always intended to buy myself a Midwest P 63 Kingcobra but procrastinated until they dissappeared.
Can anyone tell me if the Midwest 109 profile is the same as the Flying Models plan for the Vince Micchia profile 109? Somewhere in the dark reccesses of my mind I have this vague idea that Vince Micchia did the designs for Midwest kits. Any truth to this?
Good for you Hossfly, I always intended to buy myself a Midwest P 63 Kingcobra but procrastinated until they dissappeared.
Can anyone tell me if the Midwest 109 profile is the same as the Flying Models plan for the Vince Micchia profile 109? Somewhere in the dark reccesses of my mind I have this vague idea that Vince Micchia did the designs for Midwest kits. Any truth to this?
I do believe you are correct.
I had the Midwest ME-109 way back when I was about 14. Powered by a Fox 36X Combat special (the one with roller bearings). Flew the heck out of it and interestingly I have been reminising about it as of late. I don't remember whatever happened to that plane, I have no recollection of crashing and destroying it. Must have disappeared when Mum cleaned up when I left home after joing the Air Force.
cheers, Graham
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Hey HOSSFLY, when you're out on those beaches, what seashells do you look for?
Hey HOSSFLY, when you're out on those beaches, what seashells do you look for?
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Drats, gcb, you done broke my code. Found out my secrets!
Here is what I do and I am sure you real computer literate guys (I ain't one of those) can do better. This gets me to real kits, now maybe not all but a bunch. Engines and such come up, RC CL and FF. Those helicopters, electrics, batteries, etc. etc. all stay home.
I have a bookmark that comes up: Home> Buy> Toys & Hobbies> Radio Control> Radio Control Vehicles> Air
When that page comes up, there will be 100+ pages with 5-6000 items. I then click on "airplanes" on left side. That cuts the pages/listings down by over 1/2. Then I click on Fuel Source "Gas Nitro". Listings will drop to 700 to a 1000 and usually 14-17 pages available. I cruise from there looking at whatever strikes my fancy. Only trouble is that it costs me money! []
I do check the markets and sometimes sell some stuff that helps balance things out.
Ya'll be careful out there and have some fun flying.
Here is what I do and I am sure you real computer literate guys (I ain't one of those) can do better. This gets me to real kits, now maybe not all but a bunch. Engines and such come up, RC CL and FF. Those helicopters, electrics, batteries, etc. etc. all stay home.
I have a bookmark that comes up: Home> Buy> Toys & Hobbies> Radio Control> Radio Control Vehicles> Air
When that page comes up, there will be 100+ pages with 5-6000 items. I then click on "airplanes" on left side. That cuts the pages/listings down by over 1/2. Then I click on Fuel Source "Gas Nitro". Listings will drop to 700 to a 1000 and usually 14-17 pages available. I cruise from there looking at whatever strikes my fancy. Only trouble is that it costs me money! []
I do check the markets and sometimes sell some stuff that helps balance things out.
Ya'll be careful out there and have some fun flying.
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Try this http://listings.ebay.com/_W0QQsocmdZ...st=a42078%2Ca6
Wonder if this will actualy work? Looks OK.
Wonder if this will actualy work? Looks OK.
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I do believe you are correct
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Good for you Hossfly, I always intended to buy myself a Midwest P 63 Kingcobra but procrastinated until they dissappeared.
Can anyone tell me if the Midwest 109 profile is the same as the Flying Models plan for the Vince Micchia profile 109? Somewhere in the dark reccesses of my mind I have this vague idea that Vince Micchia did the designs for Midwest kits. Any truth to this?
I just picked up an old Midwest 48" w/s Me 109 profile
Can anyone tell me if the Midwest 109 profile is the same as the Flying Models plan for the Vince Micchia profile 109? Somewhere in the dark reccesses of my mind I have this vague idea that Vince Micchia did the designs for Midwest kits. Any truth to this?
Hello I "think"!!?? I have one of those..I bought it off of fleabay..Let me know if you still want one..It is in indians...chuck