VIntage Avion .049 Cox P-51 mustang control line model 1967.

That is Nice something you don't see often and not a bad price for the appearance !! If would have had the box !

crankbndr wrote:Nice one sold on eBay https://www.ebay.com/itm/194969657042

That model (P-51B?) was same as mine back in late 1960's, except it was the US military version in olive drab plastic. It was the remains of a vandalized Cox model that was missing box, accessories, elevator and rear fuselage bottom. Offered in a tent sale for a store, I think I paid $2 US total for it. I made a squared fuselage bottom and elevator out of 1/16" balsa sheet, used crinoline cloth hinges to restore it. Still have the postage stamp engine that came with it.


1960's Cox .049 postage stamp engine with new spinner & prop drive plate, and GB EB-1 engine mount added.

Cameron.Johnson@aclat.org wrote:I don't know where I can buy the battery

Wasn't it someone here who posted how to make a retro look alike battery that came with the RTF's, with art for color printing onto card stock?

Or, is Cameron's concerns are simply obtaining a starter battery for engine run-up, and/or possibly flying? Generic starter battery systems are available from both https://coxengines.ca/field-gear/ and http://www.exmodelengines.com/home.php?cat=259

NIB would go for stupid money





I found a yellow also, never seen one before. Double stupid money

This is another document that came with the model

Cameron.Johnson@aclat.org wrote:I don't know where I can buy the battery, or instructions for my model. all help/advice will be greatly appreciated.  

Make sure you have the appropriate fuel as well.
https://brodak.com/fuel/fuel-qt-15-nitro-11-5-castor-11-5-synthetic-1.html

This is just one that's available. There are other appropriate fuels as well.  Make sure it has 15%-25% nitro as well as castor oil, making up at least 20% oil or so.  You can just use a 1.5 vold "D" cell for starting.

The repo battery boxes are in Instruction sheets <<>> https://5dbfd882-a-62cb3a1a-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/coxengineforumfiles/Cox%20Battery%20Box%20early.png?attachauth=ANoY7cowun2UAqmIyjGtWOTSwQFZaR2_Eso_fr5k1FpMQ3vLSNbaiv-aqoC4Qepa0TCjoUwyHGDUcfLDLeri9XAgViswKB7xLU21Rvr7QO3Mr6E5EG2ZARgYxJZkE3f5lVg0ck6QAeZ6uiMY3b9kqJOGhMeRsQEyvFVZPAs1b6ytUD7NnsHJfFFzlUJz6gzpw0K7KeZqONcYGCssMCj8P7x_1lXDrIsYW4V9myvdSeiFB34HxwCs3nY%3D&attredirects=0  

I am looking for instructions and manual of COX control line model MUSTAG.

hi NEKTAR witch Mustang do you have would help and start a thread asking for the manual , more people will see it that may have access . There were a few different model of the Mustang >> https://www.mh-aerotools.de/airfoils/cox_frameset.htm << go to the model database <<

Nektar, your requested documents are already posted in this very thread. Just scroll up to see them.
If your Mustang is a different vintage, go to the column on the left, and click on "Documents and Manuals".