Steven Yampolsky · Jun 22, 2004 12:14 PM
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Did anyone get a chance to talk to John about Brodak ARF's. I am looking for progress update, timeframes, etc.
Steven Yampolsky
Webmaster for www.control-line.org
Brodak ARF timeframe
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Steve:
The first three, the Cardinal, Oriental and Baby Clown are due in at any time now.
I have just updated the Bi-Slob prototype for production and will soon do the same for the Pathfinder, P-40 and Smoothie. The P-40, by the way, is a large profile with wing-mounted gear and looks to be a real winner. Alan Brickhaus is doing an article on the Smoothie and Richard Peabody will do some work on the Pathfinder, as he has quite a bit of experience with it.
For more exact dates and information, contact Brodak's directly.
Bob Z.
The first three, the Cardinal, Oriental and Baby Clown are due in at any time now.
I have just updated the Bi-Slob prototype for production and will soon do the same for the Pathfinder, P-40 and Smoothie. The P-40, by the way, is a large profile with wing-mounted gear and looks to be a real winner. Alan Brickhaus is doing an article on the Smoothie and Richard Peabody will do some work on the Pathfinder, as he has quite a bit of experience with it.
For more exact dates and information, contact Brodak's directly.
Bob Z.
>Steve:
>The first three, the Cardinal, Oriental and Baby Clown are
>due in at any time now.
>I have just updated the Bi-Slob prototype for production and
>will soon do the same for the Pathfinder, P-40 and Smoothie.
>The P-40, by the way, is a large profile with wing-mounted
>gear and looks to be a real winner. Alan Brickhaus is doing
>an article on the Smoothie and Richard Peabody will do some
>work on the Pathfinder, as he has quite a bit of experience
>with it.
>The first three, the Cardinal, Oriental and Baby Clown are
>due in at any time now.
>I have just updated the Bi-Slob prototype for production and
>will soon do the same for the Pathfinder, P-40 and Smoothie.
>The P-40, by the way, is a large profile with wing-mounted
>gear and looks to be a real winner. Alan Brickhaus is doing
>an article on the Smoothie and Richard Peabody will do some
>work on the Pathfinder, as he has quite a bit of experience
>with it.
What about a modern PAMPA plane? What about a Vector or a Legacy?
SOMETHING SERIOUS!
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>What about a modern PAMPA plane? What about a Vector or a
>Legacy?
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>SOMETHING SERIOUS!
>What about a modern PAMPA plane? What about a Vector or a
>Legacy?
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>SOMETHING SERIOUS!
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What He said!
The next four or five years are going to be very interesting in controline stunt.
I had called Brodaks for a few items and asked about the ARF's and was told that it would be July when they arrived.
Dennis
Dennis
Bradly - I believe that a serious stunter will be a reality in the future. How about more suggestions? I see John on a regular basis and would be glad to pass any suggestions on to him.
Vector? Legacy? Strega? Cardinal?
Anybody with suggestions for a particular plane should e-mail me at
Bob Z
Vector? Legacy? Strega? Cardinal?
Anybody with suggestions for a particular plane should e-mail me at
Bob Z
Steven Yampolsky · Jun 22, 2004 02:13 PM
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>How about more suggestions? I see John on a
>regular basis and would be glad to pass any suggestions on
>to him.
>regular basis and would be glad to pass any suggestions on
>to him.
Well, how about SV-11? It is a very popular design on both coasts.
Another idea is to introduce another designer to the lineup. Bill Werwage's GEO-XL or Bob Hunt's Saturn come to mind.
Steven Yampolsky
Webmaster for www.control-line.org
>Well, how about SV-11? It is a very popular design on both
>coasts.
>
>Another idea is to introduce another designer to the lineup.
>Bill Werwage's GEO-XL or Bob Hunt's Saturn come to mind.
>coasts.
>
>Another idea is to introduce another designer to the lineup.
>Bill Werwage's GEO-XL or Bob Hunt's Saturn come to mind.
Saturn or SV11 - A very big . . . YEAH, BABY!!!!!!
John said at the Flyin that the first ones should come in July. A bunch of us were looking at the ARFs Thursday night and they really, really look great. He had the Bi-slob and the P-40 ARFs in the box, and the smoothie as an ARC. The first three were all ready together. I can't wait till they come!
How about an Olympic ARF????? And the Legacy!!
And how about getting them shipped internationally????
I live in New Zealand and REALLY want to get a couple of these.......anyone have any suggestions.
The boxes are too long for international air.....OR you can pay an oversized parcel rate of $300 US ......not real feasible.
I got an ARF nobler by my sister picking it up from LAX ( she is a air hostess ) but this doesnt seem doable all the time.
Would Brodaks ship direct???