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Russian Control Line Airplane Kits

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Broken Wings · Nov 27, 2004 04:55 PM

Russian Control Line Airplane Kits#0 source
I saw this on "Ebay" and realized it was Dirty Dans Kit. He must have purchased it when he was a Spy in Russia before he got that "Deep Throat" job with the Nixon administration.
I can't believe you didn't build it and fly it at the Nats. Looking at the "Description" it looks like it would make a fine "Dirt Mobile".
Are you sure the nails are for installing the bell crank? I was thinking Engine Mounting hardware.
The K-12? Kindergarten through 12th grade? Interesting kit.


http://cgi.msn.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=5936663331&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT

Regards,
John Jolley

Tim McTigue · Nov 27, 2004 05:17 PM

RE: Russian Control Line Airplane Kits#1 source
Wow, gotta give the guy full marks for marketing skill! Very entertaining...

Broken Wings · Nov 27, 2004 05:19 PM

RE: Russian Control Line Airplane Kits#2 source
He definitely has a way with words.

Regards,
John Jolley

Gary Weaver · Nov 27, 2004 07:25 PM

RE: Russian Control Line Airplane Kits#3 source
I would like to see someone fly a 1/2a airplane with this engine. Be sure to get it on video. lol Ebay auction 5936683587

Gary Weaver

dirtydan · Nov 27, 2004 08:23 PM

RE: Russian Control Line Airplane Kits#4 source
Oh, puhleeze! I was just warming up when doing description for CL trainer kit. Wait until you read description of the toy glider kit!

The easy way: In eBay, go to "Toys & Hobbies" section. Type in search for: Russian produced (no hyphen, no quotes); that will take you to at least one item. Click "See Seller's Other Crap" to get to other stuff.

Dan

Broken Wings · Nov 27, 2004 09:00 PM

RE: Russian Control Line Airplane Kits#5 source
>Oh, puhleeze! I was just warming up when doing description
>for CL trainer kit. Wait until you read description of the
>toy glider kit!
>
>The easy way: In eBay, go to "Toys & Hobbies" section. Type
>in search for: Russian produced (no hyphen, no quotes); that
>will take you to at least one item. Click "See Seller's
>Other Crap" to get to other stuff.
>
>Dan

Yea, Thats a good one. You forgot to mention that you can easily put someones eye out with it and that the kit has numerous small plastic parts that you can choke on.

Regards,
John Jolley

dirtydan · Nov 27, 2004 09:10 PM

RE: Russian Control Line Airplane Kitsedited#6 source
John,

Also forgot Chernobyl radioactive dust, but some things are self-evident.

Can I assume you bid on the CL kit? Wait until you see the biplane tether car! Two wings, both of plywood. Charming...

Dan

Broken Wings · Nov 27, 2004 09:37 PM

RE: Russian Control Line Airplane Kits#7 source
OH, SO IT GLOWS IN THE DARK TOO!!!! ROFLMAO

I haven't bid on it yet but it's on my things to watch list. I'll probably try and snipe-it at the last minute when the bidding gets really heavy.

Regards,
John Jolley

pipemakermike · Nov 28, 2004 04:59 AM

RE: Russian Control Line Airplane Kits#8 source
Yes I was tempted to bid to for the very reason Dan gives. It would stop me overreacting to a small slip of the knife to think of the suffering other modellers undergo and still wind up with horrible models.