CONTROL LINE SCALE - 2005/02

IS FUN SCALE really fun? You might ask what prompted me to ask
that question. There are two things. First, in the last column I wrote
about CL Scale rules changes for 2005, and I wrote that CL Fun Scale
has been added to the list of official AMA events.
Second is an article by Mark Lanterman in the July/August
Replica—the newsletter of the National Association of Scale
Aeromodelers (NASA)—titled “Fun-Scale ‘Ringers’?”

CL SCALE - 2012/06

Once again I’ll put the spotlight on 1/2A Profi le Scale models. Robin Sizemore
was the CD for the 2011 1/2A Multi-Engine Profi le Scale (MEPS) contest
(MEPS), which was held on Saturday and Sunday, October 8-9, at
Christopher Columbus Park in Tucson, Arizona. The skies were sunny with light
winds, providing excellent conditions for the fl ying part of the competition.
Ted Kraver and Sergio Garza took on the Static judging chores and fl ying started
shortly afterward.

Control Line Scale - 2009/12

FRANK BEATTY of Granite City,
Illinois, has a great knack for picking
unique aircraft from the 1930s to model.
This time he has chosen the post-World
War II Rapide known as G-AHKV, which
was the prototype for the de Havilland
D.H.89A Mk 6 and one of the airplanes in
the Dragon family. The “Dragon” name is
taken from the twin-winged dragonfly
insect

CONTROL LINE SCALE - 2004/09

CARDBOARD FOR model construction?
Most of you have probably built models
from standard balsa and hardwood kits,
designed your own, or tried the ARFs that
generally use a considerable amount of
foam in their construction. Perhaps you
would like to try something different for
that next Fun or Sport Scale model.

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