How did you find us?

[John]

Flying Scale Models mag ( Ithink)

question How do I get the time to show GMT + 13 ?(its always a problem when we are on NZDST)

Go to your UserCP then choose Edit Options and scroll down you will see Date & Time Options, choose your timezone from the drop down

btw welcome to the forum

[Guest]

Hi John,

Found your site through Google.

I have been browsing for some considerable time to find a source of information from other scale modellers and was on the brink of starting one up for myself! But, hey, why re-invent the wheel!

As a suggestion, get links placed in the Scottish Federation of Model Boat Clubs site. I'll do this next time I'm there.

Thanks for a wonderfully useful site.

[Guest]

Glad you've found us Iain - you should have asked me!

Andrew

[Guest]

Hi Andrew,

Yup ... but you know the old saying .. if all else fails, consult the guru!!

See you tonight.

[Guest]

I found this forum from a posting on the scale forum on EZone.

John

[Guest]

Google, iirc

[Guest]

Hello

I found this forum while searching the web via Google. I asked for: "forum+scalemodel". It was not the right search, as I really was looking for RC models!

[John]

HelloI found this forum while searching the web via Google. I asked for: "forum+scalemodel". It was not the right search, as I really was looking for RC models!

Why wasn't it right? you have found a forum that deals with RC models :fish2:

[Guest]

How I found you

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Hello Folks,

I found this Forum via a post on uk.rec.models.radio-control.air.

My obsession is flying models - not necessarily scale.

I started modelling around 1950 with a KK Flying Scale rubber powered Chipmunk. It didn't fly well but I was hooked.

Cheers,

Malcolm.

[Guest]

nice to have you malcolm

[Guest]

Found you by...

I did a search on Yahoo for info about balsa.

I am interested in learning more advance techniques for building and flying free flight rubber.

Nice to meet you!

Tim

[Guest]

Welcome TimTim, Glad to see interest in the art of balsa-bashing is not yet gone. Have a look at Free-flight Supplies site in Norwich. Lots of f/f stuff and more modern materials,gizmos, etc .

[Guest]

Welcome TimTim' date=' Glad to see interest in the art of balsa-bashing is not yet gone. Have a look at Free-flight Supplies site in Norwich. Lots of f/f stuff and more modern materials,gizmos, etc .[/quote']Thanks Duncan

Is there a WWW site link for that?

Tim

[John]

Thanks DuncanIs there a WWW site link for that?

Tim

I'm not sure if this is the one Duncan was talking about, remember Google is your friend :clap2: www.freeflightsupplies.co.uk

btw welcome to the forum :vacat:

[wonwinglo]

Hello and welcome Tim,good to see some grass roots modellers here,the delicate art of building small lightweight models is certainly still alive and kicking,if you want to see what can be achieved in building super light scale miniatures take a look at small flying arts,the models in the photo section have to be seen to be believed,light builds is the in thing with modellers shaving down the balsa in kits utilising modern bench sanders to get rid of the led sled heavy wood kits,the balsa is clamped in place and any die cut parts just fall out as the wood is thinned,obviously the slots are then too large but they get round that by packing out with very soft balsa.

I am preparing some tutorials aimed at the small balsa builder for inclusion eventually in that section,best of luck with your balsa models,I love them.