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Avatar User Offline Fieseler156storch
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Posted: August/16/2024 at 9:24pm  Quote
 
I like odd and difficult. Here is a Peanut Scale rubber model of a Gee-Bee R-1.



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Posted: August/16/2024 at 9:37pm  Quote
 
This was my first R/C build after Free flight Diesel powered models.
A Bud Nosen Decathlon.








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Posted: August/16/2024 at 9:45pm  Quote
 
Nice one Alan! Always admired the Citabria and Decathlon. Have a few hours logged in a 7KCAB Citabria in the mid 1980s.

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House of Balsa Me-109 in the early 90s too. Tee Dee .049 just adequate to fly. Met the design weight of 32 ounces and should have put an .09 in it!


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1/6th scale PE-2
1/4 Scale Fi-156 Storch
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Posted: September/12/2024 at 9:33am  Quote
 
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Cool idea for a thread, suprised no other takers.

No smart phones when I was a kid.  


Me either - everything I posted above was 35mm photos that I took out of old albums and scanned in ;)



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No pics!  Sorry!

First RC was a Sig Super Sinbad glider and a Citizenship single channel with an escapement.  Some 56 years ago.

 
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House of Balsa Me-109 in the early 90s too. Tee Dee .049 just adequate to fly. Met the design weight of 32 ounces and should have put an .09 in it!


I loved the HoB kits.  Would like to get a few again.

I put an 09 in their P-51.  Even added flaps and retracts and used that micro radio Cannon made way back.  But while the engine ran it flew like a sexually active Ape.  But when that engine quit..........

 
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House of Balsa Me-109 in the early 90s too. Tee Dee .049 just adequate to fly. Met the design weight of 32 ounces and should have put an .09 in it!
I just finished up a .20 size HOB Mustang. It's really more of a Mustang shaped object but if it flies as well as the T-6 Texan in the same size it should be fun.


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