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New Model Helicopter - 1962
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New Model Helicopter - 1962
Admin Sun Jun 27, 2021 12:51 am
While reading something about picture tubes in a May 1962 edition of Popular Science, this was between the article.
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Re: New Model Helicopter - 1962
Marleysky Sun Jun 27, 2021 9:37 am
That is one “Cool Copter”! Always have had a interest in flashy, spinning, flying things.
Designer Roy Clough Jr was a great one for “outside the box” models. While Walt Musicano was cranking out log-slabs, Roy tilted towards the other end of aeronautical flight!! Did a quick search on www.outerzone.uk and found some real intriguing designs.
SheetMetal Susie, Spinning Freeflight Disc among the various Helicopters. Hey it all looks like fun after all these years!
This one reminded me of Spaceman Spiff, from Calvin and Hobes:
https://outerzone.co.uk/search/results.asp?keyword=Clough
Designer Roy Clough Jr was a great one for “outside the box” models. While Walt Musicano was cranking out log-slabs, Roy tilted towards the other end of aeronautical flight!! Did a quick search on www.outerzone.uk and found some real intriguing designs.
SheetMetal Susie, Spinning Freeflight Disc among the various Helicopters. Hey it all looks like fun after all these years!
This one reminded me of Spaceman Spiff, from Calvin and Hobes:
https://outerzone.co.uk/search/results.asp?keyword=Clough
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Re: New Model Helicopter - 1962
MrGoodwreck Thu Sep 02, 2021 9:33 pm
Admin wrote:While reading something about picture tubes in a May 1962 edition of Popular Science, this was between the article.
I think Im going to build this death trap, and assuming I don't hit myself in the face with it... See if it will really reach 1000'
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