WMAC Group build - Impressivo

MikeSeale wrote: Servos...

Kevin's model flew well with the Turnigy digitals. They are cheaper and smaller (but you'll have to wait for delivery). I'll certainly be interested to see how they perform over time, in the same way that I'll be interested to see how my servos hold up.

Got my servos from H/K UK warehouse within 3/4 days . but not as quick as other on line shops in the UK

MikeSeale wrote: Nice colour-scheme, Jon. Beautifully tidy workbench!

Mike

Thanks for noticing Mike

XCweather looks promising for Saturday. How many can we get up together this weekend?

Love that colour scheme Jon, looks like a winner.
We'll just have to hope that you forget to bring it to the skittles tonight!
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MikeSeale wrote: Nice colour-scheme, Jon. Beautifully tidy workbench!

Mike

OK - I can see Jon's workshop is not quite as tidy as Mikes, but can only assume Mike is waiting a visit from the envirnmental health inspector !!

kevinross wrote: can only assume Mike is waiting a visit from the envirnmental health inspector !!

or the rubbish is behind me!

Surely an addition like this needs to be considered?

www.sussex-model-centre.co.uk/shopexd.asp?id=45636

There wouldn't be room for the smoke generator.

Colin Mills' simulator, running in DOS, had great physics but very flat scenery.

Phil Coupe won the "best Impressivo" comp at skittles last night. A team of three ladies, specially selected by me to ensure no Impressivo owners wives got the chance to show favour, were the judges.

But then I suppose if you chose a girly colour it will appeal to females.

Thanks to "the few" who brought along their models, they made a nice splash of colour when placed on the on the skittle ally for the judging, did anyone take a photo?

Just studied Phil C's pink lady which won the eye candy comp at Skittles Night. He has a tow hook? Knowing that he was not keen on hand launching I could assist by towing it with my Gas Buggy, top speed about 40mph and then release. :lol: Now that would be fun!