LINKS

Aerodyne Free flight supplies including an extensive line of old time plans

M.J. Woodhouse Free Flight supplies, including Tomy timers and even Jetex motors + fuel

Free Flight Information:

Thayer Syme Home Page; spoked wheels, HLG ideas

Free Flight on the WWW

Free Flight Mailing List:

The FFML is a group of about 500 Free Flight modelers all over the world who enjoy exchanging information about the hobby. About 15-20 emails come by each day on a variety of subjects - all the way from "How do you cover with Japanese tissue?" to discussions of performance increases for FAI International class FF models.

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Free Flight Web Ring

This Free Flight Web Ring site is owned by Al Lidberg. Want to join the Free Flight Web Ring?
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Scale Data:

John F. Fredriksen's Warbird Book Site lots of scale information

National Air and Space Museum

Royal Air Force Museum

New Zealand Fighter Pilots Museum

Western Museum of Flight Pics of some displays - including a T-6 with a Ranger.

San Diego Aerospace Museum Pics of many display airplanes. This museum has an extensive collection of material in their library - perhaps a couple of bucks in an envelope will bring you that 3V you've been looking for?

Slow Flight RC Mailing List

The "SFRCML" is a group of 100+ modelers (as of mid-Jan, '98 - this thing is growing!!) all over the world who enjoy exchanging information about small RC models and their equipment. "Slow Flight" is a term that refers to models often flown indoors, at about a fast walking pace. About 5-10 emails come by each day on a variety of subjects - ranging from sources for batteries, discussions about minimal equipment, including the twin turbo toy powerplants, and all the way to miniature indoor helos.

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And, because man & woman can't live by balsa wood alone:

AzDOT Arizona Department of Transportation Home Page; link to Arizona Highways Magazine - Nice Pictures, Nice Site!