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tonywayne -> websites? (4/10/2008 1:10:01 AM)

Not a very popular hobby these days. What is the best website to purchase C/L airplanes and accessories? Or the most popular?



Phlip -> RE: websites? (4/10/2008 2:27:57 AM)

http://www.brodak.com/



larrys4227 -> RE: websites? (4/10/2008 2:54:10 AM)

Tower has a few ARF's, as well as engines, and the basic accessories to get going.

I got the Flight Streak a week ago ... gonna maiden it in the next day or two if I can find a helper.

Been 4 DECADES since I last flew C/L ... this is gonna be interesting... LOL!!

FlySafe! Larry (Larrys4227)



p51drb -> RE: websites? (4/10/2008 8:31:56 PM)

great site they have it all and at good prices.http://www.sshobbies.com/



rootbeard -> RE: websites? (5/4/2008 12:48:27 AM)


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ORIGINAL: tonywayne

Not a very popular hobby these days. What is the best website to purchase C/L airplanes and accessories? Or the most popular?


I beg to differ with you Tony.

Check out
stunthanger.com.
clstunt.com
http://www.brotherhoodofthering.info/
http://www.control-line.org/DesktopDefault.aspx

This are just a few links there a ton more.

That should keep you busy for awhile.




gcb -> RE: websites? (5/4/2008 3:31:02 PM)

This one is created and maintained by Phil Brown (Garf): http://home.att.net/~philbrown36641s5/clhomepage.html

George



Lou Crane -> RE: websites? (5/4/2008 9:25:30 PM)

Here's another excellent site, mostly for CLPA (Stunt) and supporting products.

www.rsmdistribution.com

RSM is run by Eric Rule, a great guy. He manufactures his kits, and has access to tuned engines, which he also lists in his on-line catalog.

CL is still alive and well around St Louis, and on the west edge, around KC and Topeka, KS.



Pinecone -> RE: websites? (5/27/2008 12:25:48 AM)

Sig still has/makes CL planes and accessories. www.sigmfg.com



Lou Crane -> RE: websites? (5/27/2008 5:53:40 AM)

There is also:

Okay, I mentioned Eric a few posts above, but I do think he is worth some more attention...

www.rsmdistribution.com

...which does an excellent job of kit prep, far more than justifying the difference from the prices we senior-flatulate types remember from 'back in the day' when the kits first appeared, die-crushed out of waterlogged warped iron wood. GOOD catalog! Great guy in charge! Laser-cut pieces that drop out of the blank when you lift it, AND FIT! when you join them, and are out of unobtainium-grade prime balsa.

CL is alive and well, but we keep it a deep, dark family secret. Is you is, or is you ain't one of the fambly?




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