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PLANE OF THE MONTH December 2023

Arthur’s absolutely superb new large scale 1916 Royal Aircraft Factory Be2e biplane

It’s a classic world war one biplane of two meter wingspan. Originally partially built from kit by another club member, before finding a home with Arthur, who completed it and carried out the highly impressive scale details. It is now powered by a Saito 125 four stroke nitro. The fantastic exhaust manifolds and stacks were all brilliantly made by Arthur, as was all rigging. Ten Hobby King turnbuckles were wired prevent vibration loosening the wires. The remaining fixings were modified to allow adjustment without twisting the wires which are "control line" items.

This plane looks and sounds amazing!

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MAIDENS etc
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Michael F impressed everyone with his massive new EDF 737 jetliner. Soon starting commercial services from CCMAC to Mascot?

Michael F impressed again with another large twin EDF, This time an A10 Warthog

Steve R maidened this impressive large  Sig Four Star 2057mm span with Scorpion S11 motor on 6s.

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Pete VW maidened an unusual new low wing electric high winger plane. An OMP Hobby Challenger.

Col has acquired Desi's scratch built Spacewalker, still in its distinctive colour scheme, and with ghostly pilot!

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Tai has maidened his second new plane since recently joining CCMAC. Another large foamie. This time a Flex RV8 of 1925mm span. He has been practicing aerobatics, plus never ending touch and go's! 

LAST WORD!

CCMAC's newest and youngest student pilot , Luke, has already obtained a nice new foam Mustang ready for when he can go solo!

Steve R has also maidened a very nice brand new Seagull Pilatus PC6 with Saito 62 four stroke engine.

CCMAC SPONSORS

BACK FROM THE BUSH!

Many months, or moons ago Desi lost his magnificent Red Zephyr in the dense bush near the field, All hope had been given up until Doug lost his Mentor recently could not find it, but returned with the elusive Red Zephyr found a long way from where it had been thought to have been lost!

CCMAC greatfully acknowledges generous support from the following for our Christmas 2023 club event.

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"RC JIM" YOU TUBE CHANNEL

New(ish) CCMAC member Jim M has built up an excellent new You Tube channel called "RC Jim". On this are a number of videos he has shot of some of the flying action at the Club. in addition he has produced a couple of videos for exclusive use by us.

                                                                                                              

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