Jason Rowlands

Eric, That Junkers is gorgeous. I'd be afraid to fly it. Great work. That camouflage looks like it kept you busy for a bit? Thanks again for your help, Cheers, Jason

Or, better still if some one has a kit then well!!! Thanks..

Hi all, I was wondering if anyone out there has the plans to a long since discontinued Cambria Kestrel Glider. If they would consider copying or scanning them I would really appreciate it. Naturally I would be prepare to cover incurred costs. Thanks a lot, Jason

Eric, John, You are absolute STARS!!! Thanks you so very much. Would you mind telling me in what magazine you managed to locate these adverts? It was the Midge.!!! You have made my day!! Cheers, Jason

JD 8, Thanks so much for responding to my posting. Sadly it was not a Yamamato or Super Fly. I’ll keep on digging. thanks a lot, Jason

Hi all, I was wondering if I could ask the members of this forum for help in locating details of a kit I owned years ago as a teen. I've been driving myself mad recently trying to track down any remnants of an ad in Radio Modeller, RCM& E or the like. Here goes, details are slim at best so I'm hoping that the pitiful description might trigger a memory or two..!! Spec; The model was produced in the 1980s in the UK It was a trainer, high-wing, possibly around 60 inch span. It was designed for larger nitro engines, I recall possible .61cu in.?? It was a full house trainer sport model which feature semi symmetrical foam-veneered wings...and a horizontal stab. It also featured a fiberglass fuselage and abs cowl. I believed that it may have been made by a company called Arrow Models, the same group that produced a really nice model of the Schneider Trophy s5 seaplane. The box was rather large, featuring a colored image of the model in flight. The box art had the model in a teal/ greenish blue color with white wings. I realize that this may be trying to locate the proverbial needle, but you can only ask eh?? My father bought this kit for me after being dissuaded to buy the Seaplane as this was seen to offer a more likely chance of success in my RC exploits. Of course, normal situation; teen , little money and this may have been a little too grand a project at the time. The model was promptly used in part exchange for a Tamiya holiday buggy...(the shame of it). If any of you chaps could shed light on my plight I would would appreciate it. I'm after any pics or general details, looking to see if there would be the slim change of getting hold of a kit again. Thanks in advance Jason

Hi, just wondering if you managed to get this logo sorted. I was part of a group that were recently involved in a Miri rebuild, also from the same era by Cambria. For the rebuild I constructed a logo in Photoshop and Illustrator. If you are interested I can post it here on send a file to your personal E-mail?? Incidentally, I collect Cambria kits and would give my right arm for this one. I have the plan but I'm still seeking a kit. I'm quite jealous....Have fun, Cheers, Jason