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Latest User CommentsThis scan is missing the front cover. If anyone has it and can send me a copy, it would be nice to add it.Mary : National Glider & Airplane News 1931/07 July : RCL#2572 : 22/08/2019
Apologies everyone - I accidentally copied the September table of contents. You can read the Fairey Fantome article here: AeroModeller September 1943. I'll add the correct contents list for October asap!
Ahhh...eagerly downloaded the mag to check out the Fairey Fantome article, alas, the content of the mag does not reflect the Content on the web page. Looking forward to the Fantome article!
Dear Miguel, I think that the name "Charognard" comes from the nickname of the insignia placed on the "calot" (kind of long cap) of the members of the French air force. The real name of this insignia is sparrowhawk.
I still have my copy of this booklet bought in about 1967 and I shudder to think how much time I spent trying to get a galloping ghost system working from it (I would have been 14 or 15 at the time). I got the Ives control box working but not much else. I guess it was character-building. Still, it's good that this is preserved so people can have an appreciation of just how easy 'proportional' RC has become.
Many thanks Paul :) The complete article is available for download now.
The J-Bird review does not continue on pages 53 and 54. Those two pages were ads which were eliminated. Article parts are on pages 146 and 148. The article is attached to this message.
Re: the Charognard Glider - the name translated would be Scavenger, Necrophager, Carrion Bird, take your pick. It's not a specific bird but an entire 'family' of carcass eating birds as distinct from live prey hunters. The model looks pretty enough, though.
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Latest NewsHi everyone - apologies for the lack of new titles in the past few days. Also if you've emailed me recently & you're still waiting for a reply. My son is having major spinal surgery tomorrow, for the second time in a couple of years & I'm struggling to focus on plans, planes & magazines. Please be patient over the next week or so. I will catch up eventually, I promise. Mary xx25/07/2019
Hello everyone! Steve and I are heading to the seaside today, for a few days R & R. I won't be working on RCLibrary while I'm away, so I'm afraid there'll be a few days with no new books or magazines. Normal service will resume when we're home :) Mary x
Happy Easter, everyone :) Mary x
Does anyone have June 1943 Aeromodeller, pages 57 to 60 inclusive? If so, we'd be very grateful if you can scan and send them to us preferably 300 DPI, greyscale or colour in any common format (tif, gif, jpg or pdf preferably). Thanks, Mary :)
Happy New Year everyone! We hope 2019 is peaceful and prosperous for you and yours. Mary & Steve x
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RCLibrary Contributor Roll of HonourI want to list the names here of some people who have helped out directly with RCLibrary: Aeromeddler, BK, Bullseye000, ColinUsher, Daithi, KevinBranch, JimmySo, JoeFergusson, JPM, Ladybird, Paul&RalphBradley, Pilgrim, Pit, ser001, Stormin, Sundancer, ZoeQuilter Did I miss your name? Then I'm sorry. Let me know.
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