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Building: Nothing, except a drive full of shonky motors...
posted on 6/10/12 at 07:32 PM
New hobby....
.....flew my first RC plane today - a Hobbyzone Super Cub - what a laugh!
Crashed a couple of times, but good fun - even flew against advice of not flying in strong winds...gusting up to 15 knots i reckon.....but the smile
factor was huge!
I've got a couple of electric planes which I need to sell. 1 is a trainer plane, the other is full on stunt plane.
I'll advertise them tomorrow if anyone is interested.
I spent a couple of years building and flying RC planes. Great fun!
Most of them ended up like this though:
The ones I didn't crash are now all full of holes from grinding / welding sparks.
Made the mistake of storing them suspended above my build table in the garage
Hopefully get back into it one day, just too many hobbies and not enough time at the moment!
My favourite. Sold a few years back.
Modified RCME plan .20 pylon racer.
Made it smaller and lighter and used a OS10 glow engine.
Flew well, fast (ish) or slow.
Nice planes - I used to race RC cars but have always fancied a go at planes. Did you join a club for flying them? im guessing you cant just go fly
them down the local park?
Do believe that you have to obtain your license now. Would suggest you a) join a local flying club and b) join the British Model Flying Association as
you get third party liability cover.
I built Dennis Bryant's tiger moth from scratch, lovely plan. Was starting to build his 1/4 scale Storch but started building a car instead.