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elmores · Oct 02, 2003 09:02 AM

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I'm thinking of setting up a website with all of Aeromodeller and Model Aircraft control line stunt/combat/team race publications from @ 1950 - 1970.

I haven't looked into getting the space yet as my pictures site takes up most of my space.

Here is a sample though:

http://www.the.elmores.btinternet.co.uk/articles/articles_cat.html

elmores · Oct 02, 2003 09:13 AM

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A subscript to the above to all of you web experts!

What is the cheapest way to get hold of more webspace?

I get 50mb free with bt!

Tony

Swordsman18 · Oct 02, 2003 10:01 AM

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>I'm thinking of setting up a website with all of
>Aeromodeller and Model Aircraft control line
>stunt/combat/team race publications from @ 1950 - 1970.
>
>I haven't looked into getting the space yet as my pictures
>site takes up most of my space.
>
>Here is a sample though:


Ooooohhhh, ahhhhhhhh! SWEET!! I sure hope you can pull this off...


Andy Tomasch

Serge Krauss · Oct 02, 2003 10:10 AM

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Tony-

I would LOVE to have access to that stuff. ...and you certainly picked the right example: I was looking at the "Altegerra" in Tom Morris' compilation just last week, wondering about the details, but without access to the article. I hope that you are able to accomplish this. Thanks.

SK


Edit: I hadn't noticed the entire scope of your sample. I always wanted to see the article that went with my Cougar plans, and there are other planes I've wondered about here. This is really nice. No copyright problems?

Serge Krauss

iroquois · Oct 02, 2003 12:52 PM

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Free-online.co.uk will give you 250Mb with no 'phone bills (limit 20 hours a week) for £9.99 a month. I hope you can do this, I wouldn't even attempt it, but if I can help in any way just ask. If you scan the pictures as colour, you can get rid of the patterns.

elmores · Oct 06, 2003 09:14 AM

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Until I get enough space I think I'll rotate the pages on a weekly basis so that all designs are featured I should have the first one up by tomorrow.

Tony

The latest has

Altagerra - 56" span stunt - Sept 61 MA

Black Chiffon - Class A team racer - Oct 52 AM

Calamity Jane - 50" span stunt - Oct 52 AM

Cheshire Kitten - .5-1cc stunt - Jun 58 AM

Cleaver - Class A combat - Sept 61 AM

Cougar - 3.5-5cc stunt - Nov 57 AM

Countdown - 1.5cc Team Racer - Jan 63 A

Coy Lady - 54" span stunt - Jul 59 AM

Dalesman - Class B team race - Jul 60 AM

Dingbat - Weird looking stunt - ? MA

Tony

Swordsman18 · Oct 08, 2003 11:17 AM

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>Until I get enough space I think I'll rotate the pages on a
>weekly basis so that all designs are featured I should have
>the first one up by tomorrow.
>

That giant sucking sound you here is hard drives all over the world filling up with these wonderful plans and articles.

Thanks!!


Andy Tomasch

Edit: Actually, the way to do this is to download directly to your CD RW drive and just burn CDs to make a library. They cost all of $0.10 or so these days.

Thanks Again Tony!

Andy

Circle Burner · Oct 09, 2003 10:14 PM

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Elmores-great site, enjoy seeing all the old model designs.
Thanks,
John

Metrolina Control Line Society

Swordsman18 · Oct 10, 2003 11:38 AM

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>Until I get enough space I think I'll rotate the pages on a
>weekly basis so that all designs are featured I should have
>the first one up by tomorrow.
>
>Tony
>


Tony,

I know that your primary interest is Control Line, and that server space is at a premium, but could you once-in-a-while include some of the wonderful Free Flight "Sport Power" models from this era? There were so many really sweet little FF gas "sportsters" designed then, and with the demise of Aeromodeler, these are becoming rare birds. Designs like the "Terrier", "Cherub", "Tomboy", "Doohickey", "Pee Wit", "Debutante", ---the list goes on and on. Many of these ships would now be great candidates for small field "schoolyard" RC sport, possibly with electric power. Or to be flown as intended with a Pee Wee 020 and an eyedropper to limit the fuel. All designs I've loved since my youth, and none in my possession. Just a copy of an old Aeromodeler plan catalog.

Then there are all the glider and rubber plans (*sigh*).

Speaking of which, has anybody picked up the old Aeromodeler plan portfolio? Are they still available somewhere? If not, then a terrible loss...

Best Regards,

Andy Tomasch

elmores · Oct 10, 2003 05:57 AM

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I've attempted to compile a list for all sources of control line
plans on the net (and some not on the net) - tell me of any others
you know. The the two 'page plans' books from PAMPA are invaluable so
that you can see what many models look like before splashing out for a full size plan.

For plans on my site (Aeromodeller and Model Aircraft) the European sites may be best but some US ones have some too.

USA:

http://www.clstunt.com/plans.htm

http://members.tripod.com/~TomDixon/plans.htm

http://www.controllineplans.com/

http://www.aeroproduct.net/clplans.htm - small list

http://www.brodak.com/ - supply plans for scratch building of all
their kits

http://www.windyurtnowski.com/windy02/index.htm
There are another 250 plans here:

http://www.modelairplaneplans.net/index.html

Go to the catalog and select U-CONTROL from the drop down list under
category.

http://www.modelaircraft.org/templates/ama/pondplan.asp

http://www.zianet.com/pampaeditor/hmpgfrm.htm

http://www.flying-models.com/#

ITALY:

http://digilander.libero.it/ucontrol2000/U-Control-2000/index.htm - huge list – only for trade not sale

UK:

http://www.modelactivitypress.com/amifs-planmain.php?
Category=Control+Line - AMI plans

http://www.xlistplans.demon.co.uk/ - old Aeromodeller & Model
Aircraft plans

http://www.nexusonline.com/pages/nexusdirect.cgi - some Aeromodeller
& Model Aircraft plans

In the UK here are 3 non-internet suppliers in the UK

Dave Roberts

Phil Hansson

http://www3.telus.net/dieselcombat/plans.htm

If you want to contact Dave or Phil drop me an email

Tony

elmores · Oct 12, 2003 01:57 PM

This weeks plan(e)s#10 source

This week’s set has:

Dongus – class a combat – like a Renegade – feb 61 am
Duellist – class a combat – mar 57 am
Elf Cat - 06-09 stunter – jan 59am
Fairey Firefly – lovely semi scale Warburton stunter – sep62 ma
Firebrand – mean looking old time stunter 19-29 jun 50 am
Gaisgeach – large stunter for 15?-35 – jan 60 ma
Gengangaren – class a team racer - ? ma
Hopit – stunter 19-29 – mar 51 am
Icarus – stunter two sizes 29 & 61 –apr 51 am
Juggler – stunter banded on wing 19-29 – sep 50 am

Tony