S. S. Balboa – MM2061 This plan was first published in the November 1990 issue* of Model Boats. There has been a regular demand for it via the model boating forums & thanks to the kindness of its designer Glynn Guest, we are now able to re-introduce it into the My Hobby Store Plans Service. The completed model is 24 inches (60cm) long & the plan, which is on two sheets,

Includes:: some constructional information. The model is straightforward to build using basic hand tools & readily available materials & adhesives. * Copies of the relevant accompanying article from Model Boats November 1990 may also be ordered from My Hobby Store.

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Built on a 4mm alloy chassis with double wishbones at front & rear axle. All borings of the alloy chassis are countersunk to prevent the screw heads from bearing out. The model is serial equipped with the 2-damper front axle which guarantees an optimal traction of both front wheels. At the front & rear axle king pin angle, trailing effect & toe-in can be adjusted by means of track rods or respectively adjusting screws with right-/ left-handed thread. Further equipment points are differential gear, easy-running FG ball drive, alloy brake caliper with big brake disk, oil-pressure shock absorbers with volume control & external adjusting ring for the initial stress of the springs. All rotating parts as shafts, axles, clutch bell a.s.o. are supported by ball bearings. The model is equipped with a powerful 23ccm combustion engine which runs with a 2-stroke petrol-oil mixture. One tank filling gives you about 45 minutes driving fun. The power is transmitted over the well-experienced system: engine – 2-block clutch over radial tooth wheels on to the rear axle which is equipped with the bevel differential gear with pluggable axles. RC-plate with receiver box. The tires are ready glued. All Sportsline 04 models can be upgraded to an adequate Competition model by means of further FG Tuning accessories, details of which you will find in the FG catalog. Manufacturer: Ripmax
- FG Modelsport Model / Part No: S/ Line 08 Carrera GT RTR (Clear) (C-FG142079R)
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Built on a 4mm alloy chassis with double wishbones at front & rear axle. All borings of the alloy chassis are countersunk to prevent the screw heads from bearing out. The model is serial equipped with the 2-damper front axle which guarantees an optimal traction of both front wheels. At the front & rear axle king pin angle, trailing effect & toe-in can be adjusted by means of track rods or respectively adjusting screws with right-/ left-handed thread. Further equipment points are differential gear, easy-running FG ball drive, alloy brake caliper with big brake disk, oil-pressure shock absorbers with volume control & external adjusting ring for the initial stress of the springs. All rotating parts as shafts, axles, clutch bell a.s.o. are supported by ball bearings. The model is equipped with a powerful 23ccm combustion engine which runs with a 2-stroke petrol-oil mixture. One tank filling gives you about 45 minutes driving fun. The power is transmitted over the well-experienced system: engine – 2-block clutch over radial tooth wheels on to the rear axle which is equipped with the bevel differential gear with pluggable axles. RC-plate with receiver box. The tires are ready glued. All Sportsline 04 models can be upgraded to an adequate Competition model by means of further FG Tuning accessories, details of which you will find in the FG catalog. Manufacturer: Ripmax
- FG Modelsport Model / Part No: S/ Line 08 Porsche GT2 RTR (Clear) (C-FG145154R)
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Thunder Tiger
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- Red (TT6225F71) The MTA4 Sledge Hammer S50 is ready to smash all its rivals. Take the ever

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Thunder Tiger
- S50 Sledgehammer
- Red (TT6225F71) The MTA4 Sledge Hammer S50 is ready to smash all its rivals. Take the ever

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Sailing Galleon MM641 Designer: F W Boyd Star Rating: *** Practical model Approx. 24in overall length, hull 19.5in., & height 22in of a typical galleon of the Armada period. Bread & butter construction simplified rigging with interlocked yard bracing for quick trimming. Featured in " The Model Maker Magazine" May-June 1961 ...