Iain Johnston

1. Daves RC, Enniskillen   2. Expressfly.   3. Seagull Extra 260 180   4. Horizon Hobby  @import url(http://www.modelflying.co.uk/CuteEditor_Files/Style/SyntaxHighlighter.css);@import url(/CuteEditor_Files/public_forums.css);

1, Dave's RC, Enniskillen. Helpful, friendly good range & good support for local events. 2, Expressfly, Very good for indoor kits, motors, servos etc + very knowledgeable & helpful.  3, Seagull Extra 260 180. Well made kit, suitable for grass strips (strong u/c) right price. 4, Horizon Hobby. Excellent customer service, support for local events and sponsored local pilot.

Mode 1 N Ireland N Ireland Instructor

Last minute, but made it in!

Does it come in pink, my daughter wants to learn, but it has to be pink!

In for a penny!

better odds than the lottery!

I'm giving up aeroplanes......gradually........i just need one more!

I'm already building a bigger shed, seems a shame not to put this in it!

Oh ok i'll take it if I must!!

Can't say i'm not an optimist  Iain,

It is better to break ground and head into wind, than to break wind and head into the ground!  Advice given to trainee pilots during WWII,     "If a prang seems enevitable, try to hit the softest, cheapest object in the vacinity as slowly and gently as possible" A british airline pilot who had just landed at Dusseldorf, pulled off the runway and paused to check which taxiway to take to the terminal. An impatient ATC came over the radio and asked "Have you not been to Dusseldorf before". The quickwitted pilot replied "Yes, in 1944, but it was dark and I didn't Land."

When you need my address just ask!!

in for a penny!

It was clear from young Parrys' talents that the "crash" nickname was about to become a family heirloom.