You save$200.00
to $500.00 on your first model !!! Yes that is right, you can
save hundreds of dollars on your first, second, third.... models.
Here it how it works.... You decide you want to fly Radio
Controlled Airplanes, so you go to your Local Hobby Store (LHS) with a
fist full of dollars..... They will take:
and are all excited Then you go home with your pocket empty and your
car full.... In a few hours (with a lot of help) you will have figured
out how to put it all together-- You head for the field, launch your
plane... and ooops.. you need to bring it home in a bag... There went a
Hundred Bucks....
THERE IS A BETTER WAY!!!
This E-Book guide will
show you how to take a NWNRF (No
Where Near Ready to Fly) Model from the Sheet-of-Foam (at a cost of
less than $2.00) to a real flying model like the one pictured on the
cover in a short period of time. The best part is, when you
make
that "Sudden Landing in an Unplanned Location" (known to some as a
CRASH) The most you are out is the cost of the foam.... The
working parts are safe most of the time, and can be moved to the next
model....
And More... Instead of shelling out $380.00 at you
LHS, this guide will link you to suppliers where you can get all the
Plane-Side electronics for less than $30.00... Need we say
More??
Original Price $17.50
Now Through June 30, Only $9.90
Click here to purchase (Note:
You are purchasing an E-Book. )
(You will not receive a physical hard copy)
Here is proof???
Here
is a short video of one of the planes described in the guide actually
flies. This video is of the plane flying off the water, but
wheels are included in the plan and you can use it either way.
Watch
our cover girl in action.
The scratch built plane above, featured on the
cover of our guide, is a three channel (rudder, elevator and throttel - RET)
30" wing span model made our of 1/4" (6 mm) foam insulation (at the cost
of about $1.50). She weighs in at about 450grams (14 ounces)
and flies like a charm.... She is fast when you want, and slow when you
need her to be.... Click the picture to watch her in action!
Still
Not Convinced?
In
the short videos above you get a good idea how the models look in the
air, and how they perform on the water. The above videos show
only about 40 seconds of the many thousands of hours of RC related
videos on the net. Also, the video shows only two of the
thousands of Scratch Built RC planes out there. We have spent
hundreds of hours scanning the net looking for the easiest to build and
best flying Scratch Built models out there. And we have cut a
whole lot of foam building and testing what looked like good models.
Some were a whole lot of work and flew like your tool box....
Some could only be kept in the air by our most expert pilots,
others would glide like a rock. All
of the models we tested were built with less than Two Dollars ($2.00) worth of foam.
Some were quick builds, that flew fine,
others took a little longer and flew fine, and finally some bubbled to
the top as being the best of the best. In order to be
included in this guide, the models had to:
Have free plans available
for personal use only.
Be
able to be made from Dollar Tree Foam board.
Also
to be able to be made from Fan Fold Foam insulation
Allow
the use of 3/4" to 2" foam insulation to be used in some places
Use
the same electronics in almost all cases.
Be
able to be built with minimal tools.
Be
able to be built in a short period of time
Be
easy fliers for the inexperienced pilot.
Be able to be built for $2.00 or
less.
As a result we
choose nine models to feature in our guide. They range from
the simplest High Wing Trainer which can go from the cutting table to
the air in a few hours, to the little more complex that may take a
couple of days to complete. They include some very stable and
easy fliers, and some that are much quicker and need some improved
piloting skills. Some are three channel, using only rudder,
elevator and throttle (RET) to control, others add a fourth channel for
ailerons... we even have models that combine functions to bring flaps
into your experience.
This Guide,
"Scratch Built
Radio Controlled Models" "Your guide to
building and flying RC models for lass
than $2.00 Each"
is being offered for a limited time for only $17.50(Now thru 6/30/14 only $9.90) in E-book form
(Note: The guide will be delivered immediately via electronic
means.. You
will receive NO hard copy.)
Click on the Plane to purchase now.
Look at what is Inside!!!
A no-nonsense approach to getting you flying as quickly and economically as possible.
A complete table of contents and Index to guide you!!
Pictures and descriptions of models you can build for less than $2.00
Until June 30 you can have this guide for only $9.90
Click on the Plane to purchase now.
Here are some more clips of the planes you can afford to build With the help of the information in our book
2 Dollar Models in Flight
Your Cost
Foam -$0.5 to 2.00
This you can move from plane to plane
Coming Soon --- Your intermediate guide to Scratch Building Model Planes
This guide picks up where this one leaves off... It includes discussions, tips and links to more complex and faster models.
