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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Air Models / July 2004Check out the new SPAD site
Not too many Spad fans here I know, but anyway...I've revamped Spadtothebone a bit to give it more modern navigation and appearance, or at least I hope. It still isn't quite done and has a few issues to iron out, but you can see it in it's temporary home at www.plasticwings.net. I'll be uploading it to it's permanent home in a few days. Wouldn't go. mk > Not too many Spad fans here I know, but anyway...I've revamped Spadtothebone > a bit to give it more modern navigation and appearance, or at least I hope. > It still isn't quite done and has a few issues to iron out, but you can see > it in it's temporary home at www.plasticwings.net. I'll be uploading it to > it's permanent home in a few days. You sure? I've had a few dozen people check it out, and I've tested it on 4 or 5 different comps myself. > Wouldn't go. > mk [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > it in it's temporary home at www.plasticwings.net. I'll be uploading it to > > it's permanent home in a few days. Up now. mk > You sure? I've had a few dozen people check it out, and I've tested it on 4 > or 5 different comps myself. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > to > > > it's permanent home in a few days. Very nice job. Thanks. I always have at least one SPAD ready to fly in my hangar. I have a soft spot for them as I taught myself to fly using a SPAD Dominator and a Zagi. Good flying, Bob Scott I have always liked the Spadtothebone website. Since I do our club's little website I understand how much time and effort it takes. I appreciate what you have done. Thanks, Charlie > Not too many Spad fans here I know, but anyway...I've revamped Spadtothebone > a bit to give it more modern navigation and appearance, or at least I hope. > It still isn't quite done and has a few issues to iron out, but you can see > it in it's temporary home at www.plasticwings.net. I'll be uploading it to > it's permanent home in a few days. Your welcome! :) > I have always liked the Spadtothebone website. > Since I do our club's little website I understand how much time and effort [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > it in it's temporary home at www.plasticwings.net. I'll be uploading it to > > it's permanent home in a few days. Looks great, Frank! -- Paul McIntosh http://www.rc-bearings.com > Not too many Spad fans here I know, but anyway...I've revamped Spadtothebone > a bit to give it more modern navigation and appearance, or at least I hope. > It still isn't quite done and has a few issues to iron out, but you can see > it in it's temporary home at www.plasticwings.net. I'll be uploading it to > it's permanent home in a few days. |
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