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Old 07-18-2012, 06:24 AM
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Anybody notice the rear exhaust exit on the fuse - talk about sexy - DAMN, I wish someone had the plans to this plane.
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NEW PRODUCT! Arrow 40 cabopy deck Now Available!
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New Product! Skymaster 20 canopy deck now available!
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New product! Citation 45 canopy deck!
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New Product! Aurora 45 chin cowl/ belly pan.
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New Product! Saturn Short Kit includes: Plan, wing pan, cores, fuslage, templates for bulkhead. More pictures to come of this one.
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New Product! LA-1 Short Kit.

Ready next week!
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JeffH,

Yes it is. Pink and purple actually. You obviously remember this Arrow? I need to take it out of the closet, bolt the wing on and take some pictures to post. After I got the plane built I had Ronnie Weaver, from Raleigh, NC to paint the airplane and he knew that I liked pink and purple so I gave him free rein to do as he wanted.

As to the Supper Arrow question. It is a Quality Line Arrow Kit from Hobby Barn and they were called Super Arrows if I remember correctly. I remember the 800 Arrow being released, but I never had one of those. The Quality Line Arrow was a fantastic flying airplane. There were quite a few of them in the South East.


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I don't remember the plane, but Ronnie is my cousin and has told the story of the pink arrow for you. I have met you a couple of times down in NC. The last time was at one of the Fly 4 Tots at the RDRC field. I think the first time was when you still worked for Petty??? I was a kid then(36 now), but loved watching you fly that helicopter!
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there is no WAVE in original mgic top deck maybe you put it there?
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do you worry about copying other people product,? i own original arrow molds and like to sell fusalages,and short kits,
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what arrow kit does this fit?looks wrong at front, is it for mk.?
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there is no WAVE in original mgic top deck maybe you put it there?
What are you talking about and to whom are you asking this queston?

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do you worry about copying other people product,? i own original arrow molds and like to sell fusalages,and short kits,
No I don't believe that I have copied other peoples product.

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what arrow kit does this fit?looks wrong at front, is it for mk.?
As it says in the post above it is an Arrow 40.

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Don, keep us posted on the LA-1 kit. That looks like a kit I gotta have. Let me know when I can oder one.

Thanks
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ORIGINAL: hrdflite

what arrow kit does this fit?looks wrong at front, is it for mk.?
Rob,

It's good to see you active on the forum. I, for one, am extremely glad to see the increased number of manufacturers back in the business of making glass & foam classics. Worldwide, hopefully there is enough business for everyone.

The Arrow deck shown above is a replica of the original deck that comes with the MK Arrow 40 kit. Don was kind enough to make a mold of it so that the model can be built from a CAD version I'm designing.

The same goes for the Skymaster 20 and Citation 45 decks. All these kits are extremely rare as we know.

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You might want to check with Jim Graham at R/C City about the LA-1 since he has the original molds with about 25 others... http://www.rccityfl.com/Home.html
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Scott, does Jim have the LA-1 kit ready to ship? I am considering this plane but know by previous experience Don can have the kit to me in a couple of days. As in Tuesday if I order tonite.

Of course that doesn't mean I will begin building it anytime soon. I have several of Don's well made kits but haven't started any of them.............................................. .......
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Don, keep us posted on the LA-1 kit. That looks like a kit I gotta have. Let me know when I can oder one.

Thanks
Hi David

The fuselage mold is finished. I am going to work on the chin cowl/belly pan on Tuesday. That's a two part mold so it takes a couple of days. It's the first of the month coming up and I need to ship orders first before I get on it.



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ORIGINAL: dhal22

Scott, does Jim have the LA-1 kit ready to ship? I am considering this plane but know by previous experience Don can have the kit to me in a couple of days. As in Tuesday if I order tonite.

Of course that doesn't mean I will begin building it anytime soon. I have several of Don's well made kits but haven't started any of them.............................................. .......

David,
I think some guys like to ogle their old stuff and contemplate hypothetical legal issues.
Don just produces kits. He also builds choppers and custom homes in SoCal. He's a doer, as we know.
Chris...

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What he said.
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David....

Here is Jim's cell number 239-821-4195 I would call him and ask.. If he does not answer leave a voice mail and he will call back.. I have called when he was laying glass and he had to call me back.
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David

The LA-1. LA-2 and SL-1a are all ready to go. I have been several weeks behind, however right now I am caught up. These kits are not short kits. I first started pulling parts from these molds about 20 years ago. The molds are still in like new condition.

Call me at 239-331-2250 shop or 239-821-4195 cell

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The LA-1 & the MK Arrows are both finished and many have shipped already. 
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BUILDING MY ARROW

All Birch, 3 ply, 7 ply & 9 ply parts installed and glass in place. Also shown the longer Super Arrow Canopy Deck Fully removable made by yours truly. Mk Version also available,

I'll download pictures soon RCU is not functioning right now.
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