challenging your old TF knowledge......
09-12-2002 | 05:17 PM
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From: Tuscola,
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I am looking for THE NAME OF ...
Top Flite's old kit N13
A list of ANY scale planes in the old TF line other than
S1, S2, S3, S50, S51.
First person to email me with the name of N13 or any other S line kit that i've not already received gets a Top Flite token of our appreciation for your help!
please email to
[email protected]
with TF FOR AM -AR in the subject of the message.
PLEASE READ the response our system gives you...
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THANKS ALL!!
(I'm also looking for some copies of plans, so please see my next post too!!)
Top Flite's old kit N13
A list of ANY scale planes in the old TF line other than
S1, S2, S3, S50, S51.
First person to email me with the name of N13 or any other S line kit that i've not already received gets a Top Flite token of our appreciation for your help!
please email to
[email protected]
with TF FOR AM -AR in the subject of the message.
PLEASE READ the response our system gives you...
If you get no response? we didn't get your email, or your reply to address is bad.
If you get a response that says "This is an intelligent automated..." then our computer thinks it answered your email and your email has been deleted. Please reply to that email, copying the email that came to you and DONT CHANGE THE SUBJECT.
If you get a response that says "personal response coming" in the subject, then your email came through, your reply address is good and i'll get your email promptly!
THANKS ALL!!
(I'm also looking for some copies of plans, so please see my next post too!!)
09-12-2002 | 05:44 PM
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Please see the thread in the vintage forum for plans/manuals we still need to complete our archive. Help us help other modelers, please!
09-12-2002 | 06:51 PM
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From: Tuscola,
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Hiya chuck! I show the nobler as N1. and junior nobler as N5. so if it was, it must've been nobler _____?
09-12-2002 | 11:58 PM
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My guess would be the Contender 40. I had the kit and got it from Tower. I know the plans are around here but thought I would guess.
09-13-2002 | 12:02 AM
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sorry, ram, nope. here's the list of kits we know...
http://www.top-flite.com/manuals/index.html
sorry, guesses won't help me. need someone who is confident what kit it was so we can be sure our list is up to date and accurate.
http://www.top-flite.com/manuals/index.html
sorry, guesses won't help me. need someone who is confident what kit it was so we can be sure our list is up to date and accurate.
09-17-2002 | 01:52 PM
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G'Day Anne-Marie,
If I might suggest a source for you to check; Model Airplane News or RCM would have issues available from that era. Could you not look through the advertisements from Top Flite (or for that matter any modeller here with old issues might be able to find something?
Chances are, the model number was included somewhere in the ads. It's even possible that the mags have archived/microfiched ad information that could contain what you need.
Oh well no prize but I thought this might help
Bob aka Nuker
If I might suggest a source for you to check; Model Airplane News or RCM would have issues available from that era. Could you not look through the advertisements from Top Flite (or for that matter any modeller here with old issues might be able to find something?
Chances are, the model number was included somewhere in the ads. It's even possible that the mags have archived/microfiched ad information that could contain what you need.
Oh well no prize but I thought this might help
Bob aka Nuker
09-17-2002 | 05:58 PM
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Hiya Nuker! You're on the right track! helpful modelers with old copies helped us fill in most of the blanks we couldn't. but so far no one has been able to answer this one....
if anyone could find a copy, that'd sure be cool! and would win the prize! :-)
if anyone could find a copy, that'd sure be cool! and would win the prize! :-)
09-21-2002 | 10:47 PM
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From: Endicott,
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I posted a reply in the Vintage forum but this thread at least had some post.
N-13 was a profile, 24" span built up wing Hawker Hurricane C/L model.
Others in the series were a Cosmic Wind & P-51B.
Would be happy to cut out & mail the magazine ad from 1970 if you like...
S-20 was Zero, S-21 a Hellcat & S-22 a Thunderbolt; all 1/2A Control line models.
Regards,
Scott
N-13 was a profile, 24" span built up wing Hawker Hurricane C/L model.
Others in the series were a Cosmic Wind & P-51B.
Would be happy to cut out & mail the magazine ad from 1970 if you like...
S-20 was Zero, S-21 a Hellcat & S-22 a Thunderbolt; all 1/2A Control line models.
Regards,
Scott
