Keefer

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In my quest for plans for the vintage Candy aerobat from the 1960's, I found that RCM Plans Service still had an active web site. Knowing that they had some history of poor service after the magazine went away, I searched several of these forum sites for any posts related to their reliability, and found only a few positive notes from as far back as 2006. My little bit of research led me to take the risk and make an on-line purchase for the Candy and the Super Kaos plans. Sure enough, my Visa showed the charge applied within a few hours of the purchase, and today less than two weeks later I have the plans in hand, cleanly printed on good quality paper, folded evenly, and packaged with a copy of the original RCMconstruction articles and in double envelopes. Good job, RCM!

So hopefully, if anyone does an internet search on RCMplans, they'll find this post and feel a little more confident that they'll get good service!

And no, I have no affiliation with RCM. I just like dropping some good feedback on occasion. There's too many "haters" out there.

Um - now I just gotta start building!

Crash-RCU

That is good info to know. I like the fact that you got a copy of the construction article with you plans. If you order plans from Air Age Publications which is Model Airplane News, you do not get the construction article. I was told that they quit doing that 5 or 6 years ago but you can order the back issue of the mag with the article if it is still available.

R_G

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I had ordered Bridi UFO and Dirty Birdy plans from them last April and had both plans within two weeks. They also came with the construction articles. I would definitely order from them again. They seem to be reliable!

RG

Mooney_driver

Iemailed RCMPlans.coma couple of weeks ago with a question about their Beagle Pup #359 plans and asked what RCL68 meant. I was surprised to get a reply in a couple of days. I had never heard of or seen a copy of RC Limited (RCL) before. Istill have yet to find one but was told that they would send a copy of the text (not a copy of the article itself) with the plans. Iwas also surprised to see that they are now located in Oregon as their main office used to be in southern California.

DStone

R/C Unlimited was a single special issue that RCM published in 1968. Sort of like the annuals that some of the magazines put out in the 60's. Attached is a copy of the cover and index page.

LesUyeda

"their main office used to be in Southern California. "

A lot of companies main offices "USED" to be in Southern California. Thank the tree hugging, bleeding heart, liberals here.

Les