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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Steve Berry on May 10, 2017, 03:49:59 PM
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http://www.pm-lab.ru/index-eng.html (http://www.pm-lab.ru/index-eng.html)
They have several models at really decent prices (after converting from rubles to dollars), but no rep in the USA, so everything would have to be sent directly from Russia to your door (shipping charges are probably outrageous).
What I do like is the way everything is designed, presumably, in Autodesk Inventor. All assemblies lock together and look to be self-aligning. Everything is also laser cut, and many kits include tanks, wheels, flying lines, and perhaps handles (I think the translation is "slightly" off).
Here's a direct link to the airplane catalog they have: http://www.pm-lab.ru/katalog-avia-eng.html (http://www.pm-lab.ru/katalog-avia-eng.html)
Stunters
(http://www.pm-lab.ru/images/kat/3005/PML-3005-00.jpg)
(http://www.pm-lab.ru/images/kat/2001/PML-2001-04.jpg)
Trainers
(http://www.pm-lab.ru/images/kat/1006/1006-01.jpg)
(http://www.pm-lab.ru/images/kat/1004/1004-110912-01.jpg)
(http://www.pm-lab.ru/images/kat/1001m/1001m-01.jpg)
Combat
(http://www.pm-lab.ru/images/kat/2003/PML-2003-01.jpg)
Scale
(http://www.pm-lab.ru/images/kat/4001/PML-4001-26.jpg)
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Great looking kits, and not very expensive.
Steve
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I would contact the guy at Hobby Club in San Clemente. He imports a lot of Russian Combat engines. He might be able to get some to the US. At least he could understand them. #^ #^