My first engine...
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From: e, ZIMBABWE
Was a Cox Babe Bee 0.8 cm3 (0.049 cu.in I assume).
I was 10 and life was like a bed of flowers. (sometimes ehe).
I managed to start it anyway. I used a Humungus 1.5 V dry cell, weighing about 2 pounds !
Cheers,
Ikoaros
I was 10 and life was like a bed of flowers. (sometimes ehe).
I managed to start it anyway. I used a Humungus 1.5 V dry cell, weighing about 2 pounds !
Cheers,
Ikoaros
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From: Ga.
My cousin Chucky gave me his Cox Stuka when I was 8, just after he got back from Viet Nam. It was the neatest plane I've ever had...
GOD BLESS THE VIETNAM VETS!!!!
GOD BLESS THE VIETNAM VETS!!!!
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My first model was a little chukie glider that I made when I decided to try a balsa model as a change from the plastic models I was building and painting up at the time. It was fall / winter 1965 and I was 11 years old.
And to set the pace for most of my later modeling it was my own design to boot. Didn't get my first Cox 049 until about a year later. And then came 2 or 3 failed attempts along with the carcasses to show for it as I taught myself how to fly controline. My first success at control line after 2 kits and an own design was.... you guessed it.... my own design again.
And to set the pace for most of my later modeling it was my own design to boot. Didn't get my first Cox 049 until about a year later. And then came 2 or 3 failed attempts along with the carcasses to show for it as I taught myself how to fly controline. My first success at control line after 2 kits and an own design was.... you guessed it.... my own design again.




