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  • JamesonC
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    The Havok is an absolute blast!
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  • Elbee
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    Originally posted by Bonnie
    Well guys I didn't really know where else to turn I had inherited a bunch of remote control seems to be antique airplanes trying to see their value and sell them to somebody who will enjoy them I'm open for suggestions
    Bonnie, Welcome to Hobby Squawk and the advice James gave you is spot on. Here at the "Squawk" we have a very good-natured approach to helping out if able. Contacting a local RC Club saves you the hassle of shipping and you might also try a local privately-owned hobby shop if one is available to you. Many clubs have annual auctions as well. Making a list and taking pictures will be invaluable to you going forward. I hope I have added some assistance to your dilemna. Best, Steve (LB)

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  • James
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    Originally posted by Bonnie
    Well guys I didn't really know where else to turn I had inherited a bunch of remote control seems to be antique airplanes trying to see their value and sell them to somebody who will enjoy them I'm open for suggestions
    Hello Bonnie and welcome to Squawk. You can start by posting some photos of what you have. I would go to this section, start a new thread explaining the situation and posting pictures. Our members would probably be able to let you know the names of the items you have acquired which could then start getting you towards an idea of their value. Then you can list them in the classifieds to try and sell them. You could also do a google search for a Radio Control Club in your area. If they have a website, you can contact the president and I am sure some members would be interested in seeing what you have. You can get buyers locally.

    I hope this helps.

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  • Bonnie
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    Well guys I didn't really know where else to turn I had inherited a bunch of remote control seems to be antique airplanes trying to see their value and sell them to somebody who will enjoy them I'm open for suggestions

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  • DeborahCrabtree
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    What wonderful photos, you have real talent!

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  • v12driver
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    All Motion RC planes except the F-4, it's E-flite. They all fly exceptional!

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  • Hardway
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    Nice!!!

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  • thisguy65
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  • Hardway
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    That looks great in the air!!! Very cool!

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  • Gilatrout
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    My B-24 at the Roadrunner Scale Meet in Albuquerque

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  • t01ga
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    Originally posted by Hardway
    Nice!!! Congrats!!!! Jerry
    Thanks Jerry, appriciate it!
    T

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  • Hardway
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    Nice!!! Congrats!!!! Jerry

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  • t01ga
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    Post maiden with my Birdcage Corsair! Click image for larger version

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  • crxmanpat
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    Post-maiden pic of the new F/A-18C. Click image for larger version

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  • AirHead
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    Originally posted by vduniec
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    Finished the details and weathering. Added scratch-built cowl flaps and antenna wire from Freewing. Weathered with chalk pastels. Decals by Callie-Graphics.
    Awesome rendition! As the Brits would say: "She's "spot on" old chap!"....

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    Finished the details and weathering. Added scratch-built cowl flaps and antenna wire from Freewing. Weathered with chalk pastels. Decals by Callie-Graphics.

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  • boomer108
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    Very nice work vduniec on the Corsair!
    Last edited by boomer108; May 10, 2019, 05:25 PM. Reason: Spell checker

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  • F22trainer
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  • vduniec
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    Here’s my latest effort. Still a work in progress. It’s the excellent Flightline F4U-1 Corsair 1600mm. I changed out the wheels with larger Robart wheels. Printed out the Motion RC 3D cockpit upgrade parts and cut open the canopy. Used decals by Callie Graphics and clipped the wingtips for this British version. Wanted to get a few quick flights on it before I put any more effort into it. Still have to weather it, add antenna wire and am considering doing open cowl flaps. Click image for larger version

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  • Grossman56
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    Thanks LB, in hindsight, I should have included the Avanti as a Ghost as well, maybe next time!

    Grossman56

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