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[my previous posts did not show up, maybee because I was a new user and posted so many links; I reposted everything now and added the links later on, hope it shows up now.] Well, indoor infrared-planes weigh 9g and cost arround $13, outdoor planes that are controlled with 27MHz and just two...

Yeah :-) And today, after logging in again, I can access the downloads too. Great. Now I just hope the two posts I did yesturday in the rc airplane forum will show up. Probably too many links...

Still, it's a neat idea, I'll look into it :-)

Hi :-) That sounds like an interesting build method. What kind of string/glue would be used?

Not sure if it counts: "Getting started in Electronics" (Forrest Mims) Lost it a long time ago, got it cheap from amazon marketplace. Re-Reading now. So much fun, its like a cartoon explainging electronics.

Well, Simulators are fun, but I'dd recomend getting a easy to fly heli, such as the s-pro ($50+sh) from Hobbyking or a Walkera CB100 (too bad, the sale at HK is over, but usualy sells for quite less then 200 incl. shipping). The first one is inexpensive and easy to fly, the second one a bit...

Awesome. I like the stand as well :-) How long did it take to build it?

Wow, with lights that looks really awesome! And I like the paper enterprise of course too. Very detailed. I think I need to build one to add to my movie DVDs :-) I allready have some figures and things in it, but this would look even better.

Somehow my previous reply to this post does not show up; Perhaps because I am a new member and I posted a lot of links, it's awaiting moderation. If so I am sorry if I am posting another reply instead of editing my old one. If the first reply will not show up, I will repost it later...

Well, indoor infrared-planes weigh 9g and cost arround $13, outdoor planes that are controlled with 27MHz and just two motors (no servos) cost $20-30 and weigh 17-25g, so if you can settle with the simple steering, this would be the cheapest way to go. If you want high quality, here are a few...

I've seen a rather large rc blimp in a shopping mall once. Fun. I looked at a few models, but either they where expensive or just for indoor use... Especially large ones for outdoor use need a extreme amount of helium, so they where to pricey for regular use... I settled with quadrocopters...

Hi. I found this forum via Google when searching for the "Sea Duck" from the cartoon series "Tailspin", and found http://www.zealot.com/forum/showthread.php?t=157819. I want to build it in Depron and make a small rc plane out of it. For now I am struggeling with the 10-post limit to download...

I just stumbled upon this model, real nice. I want to buld it in depron as well, let's see if this 10-post-before-download works out for me ;-) Is a PDF available?