CONTROL LINE STUNT

Steve Wooley designed scratch built Argus; P-40 Warhawk; Mike C and his wicked Great White at Transcona community center; Kevin K at RRCC with Akrobat

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• f2b
• c/l
• controline
• stunt
• P-40
• Argus
• winnipeg
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• airplane
• flying

[metal4ever1965]

Check out the camera angle at the 50 second mark, one mean lookin ship.

[IIIIlllllll]

@valic000 Hi Peter, If u think about it, the flaps and elevators working opposite of each other do make sense, When the flaps are down, the airflow helps push the weight of the airplane up, helping it to rotate to a nose up position, and when the flaps are up, it pushes the nose of the airplane down.

[valic000]

Hey Kevin! Very nice plane! I like to build a big P-38 U-line. But I dont understand one thing,...your plane has it also. Why is the elevator on the back and on the wing works opposit? I can not explane it.If they wil be working syncron in same direction,than it wil make sense for me,.you wil make awsome loops,... but opposit makes no meaning for me at the moment... I miss somthing,..but what? I am sure,you can explain..

Thanks for help on that!

Regards Peter,Netherlands

[MrOOSTUOO]

I don't think I could even do a control line. Nice job.

[snakedude21]

i think i like rc better but im certainly not bashing on CL

[fastestcararound]

nice :)