Hi Guys
As some of you are aware I am a member of KADMAC (Keighley And District Model Aircraft Club) which is based in West Yorkshire in England. Primarily we build and fly model aircraft and helicopters. If anyone is located in this area and want further information then you can PM me and I will be happy to discuss.
We hold several competitions throughout the year and last week we had our building competition.
I have posted a link to the short video that I made of the competition for anyone that may be interested
Keep your eyes open for the "Thunderbolt" made by Mick Garbut which has taken over 18 months to build and has hundreds of rivets which unfortunately don't show well on the video, the scratch built DHC 2 Beever that has been 5 years in the making (and I thought I was slow) the scratch built Eindecker and of course my plastic Spitfire which was entered in the plastic kit section. Hope you enjoy the video
Steve
PS ARTF means "Almost Ready To Fly". These planes are already made and just need minimal assembly.
As some of you are aware I am a member of KADMAC (Keighley And District Model Aircraft Club) which is based in West Yorkshire in England. Primarily we build and fly model aircraft and helicopters. If anyone is located in this area and want further information then you can PM me and I will be happy to discuss.
We hold several competitions throughout the year and last week we had our building competition.
I have posted a link to the short video that I made of the competition for anyone that may be interested
Keep your eyes open for the "Thunderbolt" made by Mick Garbut which has taken over 18 months to build and has hundreds of rivets which unfortunately don't show well on the video, the scratch built DHC 2 Beever that has been 5 years in the making (and I thought I was slow) the scratch built Eindecker and of course my plastic Spitfire which was entered in the plastic kit section. Hope you enjoy the video
Steve
PS ARTF means "Almost Ready To Fly". These planes are already made and just need minimal assembly.
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