Found a old article by Larry Cunningham

[Paul Taylor]

I think this was on Stuka Stunt at one time.

Still some good info from back in the day.

[john e. holliday]

He knew what he was talking about.  Was great to meet him at VSC one year.

[Mike Griffin]

I always enjoyed reading anything Larry wrote.  I incorporated a lot of his ideas into my models and did kit the MoBest several years ago when Eric Rule still owned RSM. 

Mike

[Curare]

It might sound odd, but that article was the catalyst for me getting involved in control line stunt.

Way back when that was published, I was looking for ways to make lighter, stronger RC pattern aircraft, and I implimented a lot of the design philosophy into my pattern plane of the time. I then began to delve a little deeper into stunt found wonderfully beatiful aircraft. After that, the rest was history. I rarely fly RC now, and consider most of the aerobatic aircraft around today as ugly, inflatable blimps!

[Dan McEntee]

It might sound odd, but that article was the catalyst for me getting involved in control line stunt.

Way back when that was published, I was looking for ways to make lighter, stronger RC pattern aircraft, and I implimented a lot of the design philosophy into my pattern plane of the time. I then began to delve a little deeper into stunt found wonderfully beatiful aircraft. After that, the rest was history. I rarely fly RC now, and consider most of the aerobatic aircraft around today as ugly, inflatable blimps!

   It's an interesting insight that you have there. I find that all R/C pattern models in the upper levels of competition today all look alike, and now C/L stunt is starting to look that way also!! The recent world champs is an example. It rather resemble "Shark Week!" It was very refreshing to see Todd Lee's P-51 in the front row and in the Top 5!!!

   Type at you later,
    Dan McEntee

[Perry Rose]

That article and several more by him are in the PAMPA news letter.

[Paul Taylor]

That article and several more by him are in the PAMPA news letter.

Can you provide a link to Larry’s articles?
Thanks

[Perry Rose]

I checked the pampa site and found nothing. There isn't any links on the copies I have either.