Scott Notman
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Hi all afraid to say that after moving house and now in the throws of changing job I no longer have space and time for my rc hobby. Anyone interested in a part built Stampe? wings are built and fuselage sides think it would need to be a local pick up though. I also have some other kits built Bristo M1 and a 8ft Telemaster fitted with Saito fg 14c (petrol) which is just about run in. I am considering removing engine and radio gear from telemaster to sell off. Let me know if anyone is interested the gear is in central Scotland. Cheers Scott
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Hi All I am using a 1200x600 ceiling tile the type you get in offices etc. this I have laid onto a half sheet of mdf 25 mm thick. This seems to work well as the pins have enough purchase before hitting the mdf. Cheers Scott
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Hi All Looking for some advice for servo for the wings of the Stampe. I have Futaba gear. Should I try wing servos? or more standard ones? also would digital be a better option? Cheers Scott
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Hi All, I think this ones still alive! And the coasters are pretty good too! Scott
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Hi All I returned to the hobby and really only knew glow/diesel engines. I was a bit lost with the electric choices. I decided on petrol four stroke to kich me off. I have a Saito 14c and really like it. I am know waiting on the arrival of a 30b. As a kid I loved the small engines even after a few mishaps which almost removed a finger or two. My choice is based on this which really could be seen as heart before mind. I remember dreaming of owning a four stroke but could never afford them at the time can't really afford them now! lol For me there is nothing better than the shiny well made engine although I am no expert with the tuning I do enjoy the learning curve. I feel whatever works for you is right. Cheers Scott
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Yes and the collective knowledge is really helpful. It's good to know if you really get stumped you can ask and get the help you need.
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Cheers Cymaz, the main reason for taking the kit on is your build blog and I will be going over it carefully. Looking forward to getting started! cheers again Scott
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Resistance is futile! Scott
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Is traditional building a disappearing art?
Scott Notman replied to ChrisB's topic in All Things Model Flying
Lol fair enough Martin I always get a bit freaked out over the straightness of a fuselage particularly with open frames, I find wings easier somehow. -
Is traditional building a disappearing art?
Scott Notman replied to ChrisB's topic in All Things Model Flying
Cheers Percy! Who doesn't like building wings it's transporting them I don't like. -
Is traditional building a disappearing art?
Scott Notman replied to ChrisB's topic in All Things Model Flying
I do hope not,I was lucky enough many years ago to have a Grandad with just enough patience to teach me some basic building technics. Now I hope to continue building for as long as I can and to encourage others too. Just about to start this one! Cheers Scott -
