millertime33

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Could somebody tell me what kind of airplane this is ? thanks

proptop

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Looks like a partially assembled controlline speed job...wing not attached yet.

I can also see a couple other fuselages...w/o engines.

Charlie P.

Sure does. The adult equivalent of spinning on the whirl-a-wheel until you puke.

AH1G

I want that motor!

millertime33

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yes i have 3 w/o engine and 2 with engine but no wings for non of them.How much do theysell for?

millertime33

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TFF

Unless you hook up with a control line speed guy, the values are going to be kind of limited. More value is going to be in the engines. I have not seen one sense I was a kid but it is pretty cool watching a guy spin around at 150-170 mph.

proptop

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Well...you're talking about a very specialized type of airplane...not many guys fly C/L speed...none around here that I know of. I don't really know what your stuff might sell for?

You should probably try asking in some of the control line forums...there is one here in RCU...the guys who hang out there can give you a better clue as to what you have and it's potential $ value.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/forumid_231/tt.htm

JohnBuckner

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The ship in the middle of the photo is an Asymetrical controlline speed ship cannot tell what class.

It has only a left side wing with no right and a stab elevator only on the right side. As far as just going out and buying a wing I would seriously doubt that. Those ships are meticuously hand crafted for the most part.

John

http://www.fesselflug.eu/html/that_s_controlline.html

TLH101

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This is "Controline Speed": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vAw1CC4A3g

Steve Percifield

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They are flying in Mincie at tha NATS right now. You need to be there talking to the experts.