would like a NIB, but if you have a clean used one, i might be interested.
Dave Hauch
www.rc-builds.com
could you email me back or send me a phone number would be even better,
thx.
Dave Hauch
www.rc-builds.com
Nope no other color acceptable, thanks anyway :-)
Gordy
** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
Blue, no canopy. Shippped for $250.
Contact me off line.
Gordy Stahl
9303 Lebeau Ct
Louisville Ky 40299
502-727-9595 cell
** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
I had 2 of them back in the '70s. They did indeed fly well and were a
nice build, something that's lost on most modellers these days.
Why would you ask such an assenine question?
--
schrederman
schrederman's Profile:
If I remember correctly, the first and last time I saw a Magnum fly (
side by side cockpit, right ) was by Dan Pruss doing FAI Distance laps
at LOFT field. Seems everyone was kidding Dan about his ugly scale
sailplane, but he did complete the task.
Ray Hayes
Sky Bench.com
Home of Wood Crafters
John Baxter, the first level 5, flew the Magnum 12 for his goal return and
probably other tasks as well.
Kirby Parker
RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send subscribe and
unsubscribe requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please note that subscribe and
unsubscribe messages must
It was hardly an assenine question... But it was a question for my
good old friend Bob.. spoken somewhat in jest.
My opinion of the plane in question is simple. It was a
turd.. Yes, it was a good kit and went together ok. But as a
flyer, it wasn't really anything to brag or
8 matches
Mail list logo
