Free Downloadable Plan Site.

[Guest DJH]

There are others, this is one of the best. Thousands of free plans to just look at or download.

 

http://www.outerzone.co.uk/index.asp

 

Enjoy...........John.

 

 

[winsor68]

Thanks DJH... I reckon a 1/2a Nobler Control Line would be just the ticket for in between full size flying.

 

 

[boingk]

Thanks for the link, I also like the 1/2A stuff and like to mix it up with electric outrunners and good old Cox .049's - electric is nice, clean and powerful but nothing beats the 'real' engines I reckon.

 

Cheers! - Enoch

 

 

[Guest DJH]

I have to agree with you there, especially the small diesels.

 

 

[Mick]

electric is nice, clean and powerful but nothing beats the 'real' engines I reckon.Cheers! - Enoch

Despite having surrendered to the convenience of electric myself, if you are not turning dead dinosours into polution your not having fun!!!!

 

 

[pylon500]

Ah, memories , just looking through the Stunt plans... can't decide, Nobler, Thunder bird (would go for MkIII) or the Super Master?

 

 

Almost a trend going here, I guess you can see where I got my own early design from;

 

Yes, that was a LONG time ago

 

Arthur.

 

 

 

 

[winsor68]

I reckon the Nobler's are so cool... whatever size.

 

 

[Mick]

I reckon the Nobler's are so cool... whatever size.

My father had an original and untouched Top Flite Nobler kit in his shed that I last saw in 1998. He passed away early 1999 and by late 1999 when I cleaned out all his modelling gear it was not there:bad_mood:.

 

I am sure whether he sold it before he passed or if someone else got to it before I did. There were also some old glow motors that went too.

 

 

[rgmwa]

Thanks for the link. Takes me back many years to the CL stunt and combat days. Where did the time go?

 

rgmwa

 

 

[Guest DJH]

I reckon the Nobler's are so cool... whatever size.

Did you know Top Flite currently market an ARTF C/L Nobler?