have any you guy heard of dave smith models
well i just got a older pattern kit called a zenith do you guys no any thing about them i am thinking about building it but i dont no ! maby i will sell it ? but any how hear are some pics

Dave Smith Models is based near York in the UK. Dave was a very proficient F3A flyer and supported the the discipline for many years up and to the late 1990s. A range of models are still available which are not necessarily the current state of the art F3A pattern planes, although I think they have just released a new model, but do have an excellent pedigree, are very modestly priced and idealy suitable for anyone wanting to get into F3A at minimal cost. I'm currently putting together a DSM Excellsior 177 for use in the winter months to keep "my hand in" when it's often too cold to be messing around with plug in wings, tailplanes etc and your fingers are dropping off. I'm sure that there is a web site for DSM. Hope this helps

Try: http://www.davesmithmodels.com/

Dave Smith Zenith was a close copy of the Summit IV. A guy here in Scotland had one that flew very well with a YS91AC but they do tend to build heavy.

Regards

Malcolm

thanks for the info on my plane any more would be great