Stunt Trainers from Slow Combat Ships

Stuka Stunt Main Forum · 8 of 8 known posts recovered

Larry F · Jul 19, 2001 07:25 AM

Gang --

One idea for a stunt trainer is to use one of those Czech built 75 MPH long tailed mylar covered combat ships, add a gear, and figure out a stunt oriented fuel system. I decided to execute that plan, but darned if I can an ad for them. I spent two hours this morning looking for ads, which I am sure I have seen, but with no luck.

Can anyone give a little help?

Larry Fulwider

elmores · Jul 19, 2001 07:32 AM

#1 source

http://www.inshop.cz/mejzlikmodellbau/inshop/shop.asp

Or type Czech combat models into your browser

Larry F · Jul 19, 2001 11:40 AM

#2 source

Elmore --

Thanks, and the site works fine unless I try to order. I am trying the GCleveland site now. The Czech site won't register me or take a credit card number. No idea what I am doing wrong. Gee whiz, this ought to be easy!

I have been to several county fairs, and to New York City, but I can't find my way around the Czech web site. Maybe my Spanish doesn't translate well.

Larry Fulwider

jimd22 · Jul 19, 2001 01:07 PM

#3 source

Try the "Predator" (from Cleveland's site) with a chickenhopper style tank. Great trainer and they are fairly strong!

Kiiski · Jul 19, 2001 01:55 PM

#4 source

>Try the "Predator" (from Cleveland's site)
>with a chickenhopper style tank.
> Great trainer and they
>are fairly strong!

What is the URL for the Cleveland site?

Kiiski

jimd22 · Jul 19, 2001 02:56 PM

#5 source

http://pages.prodigy.net/gcleveland_grsmodels/index.html

mogren · Jul 19, 2001 08:06 PM

#6 source

I have a long ,hard tank version of my Speed limit plane also. Not RTF but extra quick build. 3-4 hrs. or ten min a nite for two nights and cover. 39$/kit
RTF is 60$ shipped MM

Howard Rush · Jul 19, 2001 10:39 PM

#7 source

Good idea. I used a Mejzlik FAI plane (Faisov II) to build a single-engine test rig for the B-17. I just bolted on a gigantic plywood firewall and aluminum tailboom, intentionally making it heavy. It actually flies OK. I'll make another nose for it and keep it handy for something to let passers-by fly.

You can contact Tomas by e-mail if his Web site doesn't work. He is honest and reliable. I was initially wary of sending money to East Europe, but I've never heard of anybody who's ever dealt with Tomas having a bad experience.