Jake Bullit

I built a KK Soarer Baby when I was about 10 in 1972. Only ever used it as a chuck glider. Also had one of those FROG Bucaneer planes in a box wind up rubber band models. Memories. 😁 Just seen one advertised for £250 😲

Stop start can be easily bypassed.

Flyfans 6S L39 maidened today. Flies fantastically.

Can`t see the problem myself :

They've been at Southport.

That's commical 😁

They'll be signing you up to join this lot soon Toto 😁 http://youtu.be/cYK04zfuMT0

My first "model"plane probably around 1965, not sure if using the lawnmower as a dolly launcher was a good idea 😄 Much later I built a lot of Airfix models that were suspended in the time honoured tradition of fishing line from my bedroom ceiling 🙂 When I was about ten I built a Keil Kraft Soarer Baby that I just used as a chuck glider. I then built a much larger glider, but forgot to put the dihedral in and never finished it off. Then school and other stuff came along and it would be around forty years before I got interested again. Now I could afford radio gear and RTF models fitted the bill as I had little time and just wanted to fly.

Good amount of room in the Arty 😁

Thanks guys.

Great, thanks.

I'm off to the I.O.M. tomorrow for a week. I plan on sneaking a couple of planes aboard, one of which will be my Great Planes Kunai. I've not done any slope soaring before as it's pretty flat round home. Any recommendations for good beginner spots(obvs depends on wind direction) on the off chance I get the opportunity? We'll be staying near Douglas.

TOTO AIRLINES ?

For just cutting bits out and maybe adding a soundtrack, I also use Avidemux. For something a bit more involved I've been using Videoproc Vlogger, or a combination of the two. Both are free.

OT, yes I've always been a VAG man since my first car ,a Mk1 Scirocco, with Golfs, Audi Coupes, and a VR6 Corrado which I have owned over thirty years. Hope you get your AL37 in the air soon.🙂