The story of a little cub

[Carl Muff]

i started out as a cheap buy of ebay only a £10 so my owner thought he couldn,t go wrong as a trainer ,as he was self taught although i didn,t come with a battery . which taught my own the importance of a battery checker cause the first battery he bought was a buff ,cause my first damage my tail broke off and a few dints in my wings ,but thanks to the magic glue i was flying in no time

buy now my owner was getting better ,smooth lands and even some stunts and making me carry a camera and i was looking a little rough and mucky then came the first major crash ,radio interference or lose of signal but i went off on my merry way hit a tree on the way down ouch , it looked all over wing in 2 and my nose look like it had been hit by mike tyson but with some more magic glue and alots of tlc i was airborne again

then a motor pack in on middle flight so i got a new brushless one wow i was a rocket ship and carrying more stuff i was fitted with a release mechanism i dropped bombs and a sky driver and also my battery when the sky driver got caught on my battery cover riping it open and release my battery ,but lucky another came to the rescue ,with only a dint in a wing

then bored with the bad weather my owner tried me on a little too windy day another break to the wing and even short nose i needed more than glue so with tape and balsa wood for strength i was back in the air although my brushless has gone to another model and another story

sorry i put the pictures on the wrong way and even after every thing i put the cub though it still flies really well

[winchweight]

Quite the war story, with a few painful lessons along the way. Glad it's still going though.

[Stephen Grigg]

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