Z1OwnersClub GB

Does any other member share this hobby with me.
Building And Flying Radio Control Model planes?

No

Nope

I've all on keeping a bike on 2 wheels
With 3 dimensions if av no chance but i must admit it would be fun to to try and crash one ( as long is it wasn't mine )

Terrific models you have there, know a chap that builds model helicopters with chainsaw motors....

I know a man that does... And my brother dabbles, but nothing like that. That's some fairly heavy duty looking kit you have there

I am into WW2 aircraft models and have Lancaster and an ME262 but none that can fly but I am amazed at how good some of these kit planes are
I am sure there is great enjoyment in flying these models

Went to an airshow about 30 years ago in southport where they had loads of flying models, amazing day out.....four engined lancaster

Thanks for the reply's. Been flying radio control model planes for some years now, two of these planes are powered by Japanese 26cc fuel injected 4 stroke engine's as in the photo below, produce about 3 bhp on a mixture of up to 30% nitro.

I'd love to have a go but I know it would all end in tears. Some of the planes are amazing feats of model engineering.

I just watched the Russians in this vid. The pilot's head even moves in the grey Yak!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9f1ov3pdCc

Hi Nosher

Watch this video of this German Team That I saw at a Weston Park Model Airshow near Telford in 2013.

They were Brill.


www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykGvPilyNJo‎

paul doran wrote:I am into WW2 aircraft models and have Lancaster and an ME262 but none that can fly but I am amazed at how good some of these kit planes are
I am sure there is great enjoyment in flying these models

Paul,

I've got over 600 model articulated wagons...........


but none of them "drive" !!!!!!!!

Heli's mostly but had a go at most stuff including PSS off the hills behind Bury

jimmock wrote:

paul doran wrote:I am into WW2 aircraft models and have Lancaster and an ME262 but none that can fly but I am amazed at how good some of these kit planes are
I am sure there is great enjoyment in flying these models

Paul,

I've got over 600 model articulated wagons...........


but none of them "drive" !!!!!!!!

You need to add another wagon to that collection
JIMMOCK the big wagon

MALCMAZ1 wrote: powered by Japanese 26cc fuel injected 4 stroke engine's as in the photo .

It has valves? How?