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DrScoles
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Location: Redmond WA

So I'm looking at the scale page on this site and there is a thread about Airwolf. I am planning on building a 30 size airwolf, so I have been trying to find info on them... So someone puts up a link to "airwolf.org" I go to this site and you have to sign in. It turns out its a forum for airwolf, the movie.. These people are pretty interesting! There was a posting and a guy says, " I saw this on the nightrider forum" I'm thinking...where do these people come from? Even better, you can put your very own favorite pic of stringfellow hawk under your name. It turns out most of the people on the board are European, I guess Airwolf is pretty hot stuff over there. And, Europeans have an inordinate amount of spare time on their hands. And to think, I almost threw away my Jan Michael Vincent autographed jock strap.

The amazing things you can find on the internet...

01-24-2002 Over year old.

ESchmidt
Senior Heliman
Location: Salem, NH

LOL

I thought the same thing when I got there. I wondered, when was the last time some of these people spent any time outside, interacting with other people.

The would probably come over here though and think "Wow...what a bunch of geeks, so obsessed with their toy helicopters".

The site does have some very good information on it. Like anything else on the internet, you just have to pick through all the garbage to get to the good stuff.

Oh well...to each his own.

Eric

01-24-2002 Over year old.

nutswinger
Senior Heliman
Location: TX

hey:
i resemble those remarks
i been registered there since 97

01-24-2002 Over year old.

d-n-jensen
Veteran
Location: Bellevue WA

Just think if we could get those people to come out from under their computers and get into RC we would have a whole bunch of little airwolves flying all over the place. Kind of makes you want to change your mind about building a scale airwolf - Mike?

01-25-2002 Over year old.

DrScoles
Veteran
Location: Redmond WA

Dave, LOL!

No, I've always thought it would be cool to build an airwolf... I wish Hirobo made one, luckily a lot of the bodies work well with shuttle mechs. I want to build a Dauphin, but think I need to have a little experience before I tackle such a big project. All the hirobo scale stuff is fairly simple to put together...so I'm told.

Dave B is going to have his Dauphin at Vegas this weekend, gonna take tons of pics.

The weather forecast for vegas is not good, if I hadn't spent so much time taking apart four helis and putting them in the cases, I'd probably bail. Hopefully we'll get some good flying in.

Later, Mike

01-25-2002 Over year old.

d-n-jensen
Veteran
Location: Bellevue WA

Good Times

I hope you have a good time. You know everyone down there will be blaming you NW erners for bring the rain down with you.

Hope it ant so

01-25-2002 Over year old.

Inspector Fuzz
Veteran
Location: Austin, TX. Where fat chicks succeed.

Jock Strap???

Dr. Scoles..
Please put your Jan Michael Vincent jockstrap on Ebay. It could be the key to a wealthy retirement

!!!!

Argue for your limitations and sure enough, they're yours

01-25-2002 Over year old.

Triggsy
Heliman
Location: Letchworth, Herts, UK

Here's a link to my clubs website that i administer thats got piccy's of my Funkey Airwolf conversion - based on the Shuttle.

http://www.lmas.org.uk/helipics.htm

Us Europeans do have to much spare time to spend on forums - it's too cold, wet and windy to do anything else

Triggsy

01-25-2002 Over year old.

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