where to find kits
#5
With a lot of folks going the RTF most manufacturers cut down the selection or quit making kits all together (if they stayed in business). I have been working on getting airplane KITS in my shop without going through the major distributors for something different but that can be a bit of work shaking the bushes.
Mr. Bob
Countyline Hobbies
Grovertown, IN.
574-540-1123
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Mr. Bob
Countyline Hobbies
Grovertown, IN.
574-540-1123
[email protected]
www.countylinehobbies.com
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#6
Go to as many swap meets as you can because you can find all kinds there. There's a guy in my club who has a bunch he bought when he was young thinking he would build when he retired now he buys arfs and the kits sit in his basement. I keep telling him he can make a fortune on ebay.
#7
There will be kits at the Perry, GA swap meet. I've gotten some real bargains but for the last year of two they were a little scarce. I know there at least two hobby shops that set up there and they have kits stacked 10 deep x 4 tables long every year. The prices for those hobby shop kits aren't going to be discounted and you still might do better ordering online.
carl
carl
#8
I frequent the classifieds on the forums. immediate gratification may not be there, but persistence can yield the right kit and the right price.
I look for out of production kits, mostly. I eventually get what I'm looking for.
A few examples are pictured.
I look for out of production kits, mostly. I eventually get what I'm looking for.
A few examples are pictured.






