Looks like you put a lot of work into that Space.

Now have you thought of Doping it and Painting it?

Thought of taking up the hobby again as I seem to have some time on my hands.

Again...Looks Great....Cheers.....Doug

Lookin good ace!
I am actually building that same kit right now, I must say that it is a slight pain working with something so small, as I am used to building much larger scale R/C aircraft. Hope mine comes out as good as yours did.
Good job.

Kevin

the model is doped, haha seriously, i used the tissue that came with it, so u could still see the structure and stuff. i wanna scan some pix of the models i left back in Colombia, i had a collection of about 20, all mine and some more that were my dad's

kn, i'd love to have a flyable one but after puttin my heart and soul into this i dont wanna ruin it with a bad landing  hahaha it sounds dumb but i love my models and i get sad when they brake or things happen .....

thanx for your responses, i really wish u guys could see my cub upclose, it kicks serious ar$es! 

the model is rather big, i mean t looks small on the pix but it ist so hehehe look



if my hypothesys is right, the cub would be able to fly, if towed or launched from a high point, it will glide down but of course i will not try it!

Hi Rifleman

Nice pictures.

Just curious....is that an old hangar you folks are flying in?
It seems the width is being used for a range of some sort and by the looks of the floor there is painted plywood over the floor.
Wonder how many of our members like you and Space share the same hobby?


Happy Landings....Cheers....Doug

yes, u r right but im way too overprotective with my models, i had a Mustang, the 1/42 Gillow's kit (i believe it was a 1/42 but im not sure, it was about 5 times igger than the cub) and i tried it for the first flight, it had a rubber engine so i twisted the prop right as i was told by my dad (we used to go flying together when i was little) and i launched it from a high tower so the musty would pick up speed and he it stalled and snapped the tail off:'(a year's work went out in a stall so if i have a nive model i'd rather keep it on the ground.

very nice pic ken, haha it looks more like you missed the bullseye hehehe and i was also wondering, how much did u get paid for the ad on the last pic? ;D (j/k)

Doug, i know of a couple of us who have this hobby, or at least plastic models.... i know Jaffa has a couple of R/C's and a free flyir of his own design. ROger has a few plastic models around the house, so do i, and ket does R/C's too.... i think there are more guys but i dont remember now.

Actually Space, the pay for that add was in benefits....When I lived in Ontario, I did quite a bit of test and demo flying for SkyHooks and Rigging as the company was just starting up and getting established.