michael smallbones

Yes please. Count me in. Thanks.

yes please.

Haven't tried electric yet. Looks like an interesting challenge. Put me in. Thanks.  

Once again into the wind. Throw me in. Thanks.

Yes please, I'll have some of that.

Yes please count me in.

yes please. count me in.

Yes please. Have just finished my training with my tutor 40 and am looking for a new project. Many thanks, Mike.

Hi Eric, thankyou for that bit of info. I will keep that in mind when changing my messy two strokes to proper sounding four strokes.

I've seen on this site a list of what prop sizes to use with any particular engine size, be it two stroke or four stroke, but can anyone tell me,or suggest where i might find a list to compare engine sizes. i,e, given a particular two stroke size what would the equivilant four stroke size be. Any advise would be much appreciated. Mike.

Yes please, count me in.

Hi Tony, I also recieved my new plans today and am very please with your standard of work and design. First class, and a very quick response my feelings match those of Ray Bull exactly. Many thanks and best regards, Mike.

" I thought ducked fans were just suppose to keep the transmitter cool ? "

Niece jet. Love to try that at our local strip. Please put me in your hat.

Hi Flytilbroke, Lovelly scenery and dusk shots. Pity i can't make out the plane.

   Hi folks, This is my first visit to this site and i am hoping somebody out there can help me. I am totally new to radio control, but have built other types, all be it some thirty years ago. I bought some plans some time back and have got the bug again. One of these is an 82in wingspan Supermarine Stranraer flying boat which i really fancy having a go at. The plan i have since found out is listed on Hobby Stores as ref. RSQ1731. The plans also lists a scaled detail plan pack Ref.B2725, but unfortunatelly Hobby Stores can not supply this and i was wondering if anyone knows where i could lay my hands on this pack, or if anyone has a copy would be kind enough to sell me a photo copy. All the best and happy building, Mike. P.S. What a great site, so much useful information.