Charity Mass Build 2011

The model aircraft magazine Radio Control Models and Electronics (RMCE) has a web site (www.modelflying.co.uk) which in turn has a forum. To cut a long story very short, some members of the forum came up with an idea for a mass build of a model aircraft in a set time frame. Then with the support of Steve Webb models at Frodsham in Cheshire (http://www.stevewebb.co.uk/) the idea then came forward to make it a charity event mass build of the"Webbit" model aeroplane. The charity that will receive the donation is Arthritis Research at £5.00 a model. Pretty good going! 

Later came the suggestion of having T shirts to mark the occasion and that was proving somewhat problematic. Again to cut a long story short, IPJ Aeroshirts has applied the Mass Build logo to a number of products the entire profits of which will be donated to the same cause.

If you would like to know more about the Charity Mass Build 2011 then follow this link:

http://www.modelflying.co.uk/forums/postings.asp?th=47521 and if you want to see the IPJ Aeroshirts Mass Build products then go to this link: http://ipjaeroshirts.spreadshirt.net/en/GB/Shop/Index/index/category/Mass-Build-185897

Woodseaves Miniature Railway

The next web site by IPJnet Web Developments is taking shape nicely and will soon be ready for launching. The site is for Woodseaves Miniature Railway and will provide features for enthususiasts and casual visitors alike.

The Woodseaves Miniature Railway is a narrow gauge railway originally started in 2003 and has  recently been lengthened to 400 yards. More railway furniture has also been added and  a steam engine has been purchased. 

The upgraded and improved railway is ready for 2011 and beyond. 

In preparation for the new web site a news blog  WMR News has already been started.

UPDATE:
The new website was launched on 15/02/2011 and is at www.woodseavesminirail.co.uk  and the email address for WMR is enqs@woodseavesminirail.co.uk

Delyn Traplet Unlimited Scale Flying Competition Photographs

At long last I have found time to publish some photographs I took whilst competing at this event.

They can viewed at RCM&E's modelflying website. Just click on this link Delyn 2010 Photo Album

15% Discount On all Orders

Free P&P has finished for the time being so here's another special offer instead.

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Christmas Best Sellers at IPJ Aeroshirts

Hot sellers in this cold season are:

• F1 Racing car designs,
• Cessna aeroplane designs,
• Extra aeroplane designs,
• Tornado aeroplane on finals design,
• Hooded sweatshirts and
• Cooking aprons.

Happy shopping and happy Christmas from IPJ Aeroshirts.

A few examples for you: 

IPJ Aeroshirts Order Deadlines

Snow brings country to standstill

Not for me it doesn't!

It's an opportunity to get out and enjoy a different kind of flying, there's snow stopping me. (Groan ;D )

IPJ Aeroshirts Free Delivery

From 1st-14th December use the voucher code GIFTS2010UK when the order value is over £30 and shipping will be free.

New Aero Products at IPJ Aeroshirts

New products have been added to the Aviation, Radio Control and South Cheshire Radio Control Society categories at IPJ Aeroshirts. 

They are on the themes of "I'd rather be [RC] flying" or having the option of adding custom text which could be some other statement, name or even a club name.

For those that prefer something simpler there are also products with a variety of aeroplane logos.

There's more than T Shirts, there's longsleeve shirts, polo shirts and winter warmer hats that have also been added to favourites such sweatshirts, hooded sweatshirts, baseball caps and a range of other gifts such as lanyards & mugs.

Ladies needn't miss out as a number of products have been suitably redesigned to suit.

71" Seagull Models Pilatus PC9

Since last Christmas I have been preparing this model for flight. One of the biggest holdups was that the fuel was syphoning out of the tank and flooding the inverted SC FS180 four stroke engine. That has now been resolved.

That means that today I have been able to tune the engine and commit to the air for a maiden flight. The flight was intentionally short, serving just totrim the controls, test the stall and of course land.