C/L world Magazine

[Bob Hills]

  Has the  1st (Jan.) issue been mailed ?

    Bob Hills In CT

[Roger Vizioli]

Info receieved from John Brodak says, "Printing finished, going out next week".
 

[Richard Oliver]

Just mailed out yesterday, Friday Jan. 12th. 

I really hope you guys enjoy this one. We worked many, many long hour days to get this done.

Next issue will be even better.

Please email you thoughts and suggestions to us and if you want to contribute we are all ears. Everyone in the hobby has things they know or are doing that would make interesting reading to the rest of us. Everyone has a topic they would like covered. We plan to print lots of pictures and want to show the full realm of CL and its interest.

You have all seen what the top 5 are doing over and over, nothing new there, it is time to look at what the rest of us and the world are doing. There are many wonderful models out there and ideas and interesting people that we have a wealth of topics and people to bring to the pages of CLW magazine. The cry for technical help is deafening and we are listening. The need to know some of the inside secrets of the really knowledgeable are being sought out for print. What's new and innovative, what works, where to get it, contest coverage world wide, and many more topics. This is not just about competition but about what people are doing in CL and what people want to do in CL. Just because you do not go to the Nat's does not mean you do not want to build a P51 like Al Rabe or that you do not want a great flying plane for your weekend pleasure.

This is the angle we want to pursue and of course there will be all the info we can get to better compete in all events. We intend to take you inside and under the hood not just skim the surface.

RO

[RC Storick]

Thanks Richard, I will look forward to receiving mine.

[Sam Laughery]

  I picked up mine here at the shop.  It looks great!

Sam

[Harry Rice]

Got mine yesterday (in UK).

First sight - excellent!

Congrats to all involved....should be an excuse to not talk to the wife for a few nights!


Cheers

Harry

[wwwarbird]

I'm real anxious to see mine, hopefully it won't take as long to get here as my first issue did. For some unknown reason, I didn't get it for like month or more after I saw people starting to recieve theirs-even overseas!

[rob biddle]

  Mine turned up on Thursday (Australia).

Great reading!, many thanks to all involved.

Cheers, Rob.

[john e. holliday]

I think the deep snow drifts are holding up the pony express here in Kansas.  DOC Holliday

[wwwarbird]

Got mine two days ago, in timely fashion even! I already wish it was a monthly!

[Paul Taylor]

Got mine yesterday... all I can is WOW!
Nice Mag, I just wish it was more then 4 times a year.

[hoythawkins]

Got mine last Tuesday.  Could not put it down.  Wife got cold supper and had to fix it herself. 

Outstanding copy!

Excellent topics!

Easy reading!

Rich Oliver missed his calling...outstanding written expression!  I look forward to more articles by him.

Sure got my moneys worth. 

Hoyt Hawkins

[john e. holliday]

Mine was waiting for me when I got home from crossing duty.  Put the boob tube on record for the UFC shows.  Laid down on the bed and thumbed thru it to start with.  A lot of good info in there.  This is great for those of us that fly more than one type of event.  Love all of control line type flying, should say all types of model airplanes.  But, I need a shop of at least 100,000+ sq ft.  DOC Holliday

[Glen Wearden]

"Control Line World" and "Stunt News" give me all I need.  I don't think my old pea brain could handle any more information.  The main thing I like about these publications is they're mostly all "beef".    Glen

[Wayne J. Buran]

I received my issue of "Control Line World" yesterday. What a great issue. Nice balance and good stuff. Big thank you to all of the contributors and especially John Brodak for his perceverance.
Wayne Buran

[Alan Hahn]

I particularly liked Bob Zambelli's Cowl making article. Especially the part about slipping the condom on the male plug and  applying the resin ".. using slow even downward strokes."    hmm maybe I should have left out the little guy.

The only difficulty is whether we can get the LHS to stock the condoms!

In truth, the article looks like a good way to make cowls.

[Elwyn Aud]

I liked the photo where the profile B-25 was superimposed over the actual wartime photo of B-25's. I have seen the original photograph in several magazines so when I saw the shot in Control Line World it really caught my eye.