Better late the Never!

[Randy Ryan]

First Nobler flight in 43 years, not the plane,,,,,me. Well, I finally got feeling good enough to fly a bit so I took the new Nobler out for its maiden flight. WOW! Know what its like when something's just "right"? Well this one's just "right". It grooves and tracks well, the CG is right on, it's not twitchy and goes exactly where I point it (so I hafta be REAL carefull). It's been a long time, but worth the wait, now I hope my back stays in place so I can get over to Cleveland.

[Bootlegger]

  Nice model Randy, I hope that your back is good too..  What engine do you have in it, what does it weigh and so on??
  Hope that you keep on having fun..

[Randy Ryan]

 Nice model Randy, I hope that your back is good too..  What engine do you have in it, what does it weigh and so on??
  Hope that you keep on having fun..

Gil,

OS .35S, balanced and pitched Zinger 10-6,  39 OZ, RC Uniflow clunk tank, Ultra(YUCKJ!)coat

[Crist Rigotti]

Very nice model Randy and a good weight too!

[Paul Taylor]

Nice going Randy!!

[Randy Powell]

Looks Great Randy.

[Randy Ryan]

Very nice model Randy and a good weight too!

You wired the cores for me Crist

[Crist Rigotti]

I'm glad they worked out for you.

[john e. holliday]

That Nobler looks great.  But, 39 ounces is light.  That's alright as it will gain weight as time goes along.  At least mine always do for some reason.  Glad it is working for you.  Have fun,  DOC Holliday