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Today's Little Pick-Up
NEW222 Sat Apr 13, 2019 1:33 pm
So the other day I got an email from a fellow local modeller. Someone he had just met had some old control line stuff he wanted to sell. So, when I saw what was for sale, I inquired right away. Made a deal over the phone and made arrangements to meet up. Well, today was the day! Also, in times past, I made mention of a little diamond I really was looking for. So, while we met up, I picked up all the following for a good deal. I am now officially an owner of a Cox TD .010! I guess it pays off to talk around to all people you meet up with. In the package is the following:
OK Cub .074
Cox Black Widow
Cox TD .010 came with optional backplate for external tank use and wrench
Cox Arctic Trainer with factory paperwork, and original elevator assembly(control rod mount broken at tip so was replaced), and decals fell off but are there and I will glue them back on.
Cox control line handle
Carl Goldberg control line handle
Thimble Drome U-Reely with .015 lines
Lil' Wizard with McCoy Mark II
OK Cub .074
Cox Black Widow
Cox TD .010 came with optional backplate for external tank use and wrench
Cox Arctic Trainer with factory paperwork, and original elevator assembly(control rod mount broken at tip so was replaced), and decals fell off but are there and I will glue them back on.
Cox control line handle
Carl Goldberg control line handle
Thimble Drome U-Reely with .015 lines
Lil' Wizard with McCoy Mark II
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Marleysky Sat Apr 13, 2019 2:06 pm
With all that good karma, you should go buy a lotto. Ticket! That is a tremendous group of fun things to play with! Thanks for sharing the pictures!
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DrCox Sat Apr 13, 2019 8:19 pm
Great haul!
Tough to find the Arctic Trainer...period.
What is the yellow color on the fuselage to the starboard side of the rear pilot on the Arctic Trainer?
Tough to find the Arctic Trainer...period.
What is the yellow color on the fuselage to the starboard side of the rear pilot on the Arctic Trainer?
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Re: Today's Little Pick-Up
Cribbs74 Sat Apr 13, 2019 10:33 pm
Love the arctic trainer. What a great find, the Canadian Cox items are definitely a little on the rarer side.
I am still trying to figure out what to do with my Canadian Spitfire. Put a Cox on that Goldberg Wiz and have some fun with it.
I am still trying to figure out what to do with my Canadian Spitfire. Put a Cox on that Goldberg Wiz and have some fun with it.
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NEW222 Sun Apr 14, 2019 2:53 am
DrCox, the yellow on the fuselage is what I believe to be some sort of contact cement. I just took a look and it is just on the outside. I will be cleaning it up today.
Cribbs74, my goal is to clean up the Black Widow and putting it on to fly it with. He also included a plywood firewall that rubber banded to the fuselage as was teh original nylon one. As for line length, I will see what was on the handles provided, and go from there.
Cribbs74, my goal is to clean up the Black Widow and putting it on to fly it with. He also included a plywood firewall that rubber banded to the fuselage as was teh original nylon one. As for line length, I will see what was on the handles provided, and go from there.
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DrCox Sun Apr 14, 2019 7:01 am
NEW222 wrote:DrCox, the yellow on the fuselage is what I believe to be some sort of contact cement. I just took a look and it is just on the outside. I will be cleaning it up today.
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getback Sun Apr 14, 2019 7:30 am
Good Haul and Nice findings !! I know your stoked about the TD .010 Now for a model 
Yes that Artic Trainer is very cool . 
Yes that Artic Trainer is very cool . 
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rsv1cox Sun Apr 14, 2019 7:51 am
Arctic Trainer, new one to me.
Go buy a lottery ticket Chancey. Great stuff you have there.
Bob
Go buy a lottery ticket Chancey. Great stuff you have there.
Bob
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Dave P. Sun Apr 14, 2019 9:32 am
Really nice find there! I've never seen an Arctic Trainer before either. Might look really cool with some skis on it.
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ticomareado Sun Apr 14, 2019 11:40 am
Was there ever a full size Canadian PT-19 Arctic Trainer? And just what would you train for? Dying of hypothermia?
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Tee Bee Sun Apr 14, 2019 3:04 pm
Nice! Something must be in the air as I have had luck scoring some great stuff lately as well. Welcome to the .010 Club! It is full of eccentric characters.
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NEW222 Sun Apr 14, 2019 6:27 pm
Thanks all. My next move it to clean the McCoy engine, clean up the Lil Wizard, and figure out how to repair the original blue elevator. I am possibly going to just drill a new hole just above the break of the original hole and use it as is, unless I can find something to build it up to original.
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