That my friend is really nice! Thanks for sharing that!Ah, I think it appropriate to add one important note to my request for more info. Scale planes are not what I was thinking when I made the first post. Two models that quickly come to mind would be the P-38 and the twin Mustang. This should narrow the field by leaps and bounds. However, models that mimic or otherwise were inspired by scale models I would love to see.I almost hate saying that because I may have cut my own throat! Robert
Just a note that Black Hawk Models offers a Mosquito twin in their AC line of kits.Larry
FWIW, here are some pics of one I did many years ago with plastic back reed motors... Couldn't keep more than two running for more than a couple of laps.... GRRRR But it was an interesting stunter that was 'scale' or a 'scale' plane that would stunt (If the D*** motors would keep running....!)Jim edit to add pi Would yous be tree fellas then ? No, theres only two of us actually ? ? ?What Span and Wt. is the Bellanca, and what line length,wt do you use ?Try the High Comp Heads and 20% Nitro,improves the tourque no end.Is the aeroplane (bellanca) still in one piece.Seeing one of those .049s running screwwd to a bit of ply we glued to the nose in a 2 channel 20" R/C glider flown by a R/C car driverwhere the flex in the wing was going cresent shaped at the odd moment it was doing somthing vaugly approaching the pilots intentionswas amusing..The terms 'hair raising' & 'hold your hats' are definatly related.The Engine hung in through all of it , set rich, and 'came up' when under load .
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