the challenge of a a ie The world’s most exciting and challenging PC aC PC em EDITED BY DON DEWEY AND THE RIC MODELER STAFFa EE Way use Bill King used twenty-seven only three coats hand rubbed of Hobbypoxy coats? on his scale winner! Bill King says this about Hobbypoxy’ In scale models especially, a good finish is important. | used Hobbypoxy exclusively on my Fleet |. Hobbypoxy ‘Stuff’ was used on all areas to be covered with fabric to seal the wood before the silk was put on, After the silk was in place, and sealed with dope, ‘Stull’ was again brushed on to fil any balsa grain still showing, | chose “Stuff because it sands easily and you run litle risk of cutting into the fabric. | put Hobbypoxy Filler on all sheeted and block areas of the fuselage to provide a tough base for Hobbypoxy colors. The final step was to spray the entire plane with three coats of Hobbypoxy White, The Orange and Blue trim colors were masked off and sprayed with one coat Hi there! J thought would add my two and one half cents worth to what Bill King said about Hobbypoxy. What he didn't say was that the Fleet I has won five firsts in scale competition! And the picture you see here was taken aftor 4 full year and a halt of competition and sport flying. Sure, i's been bent @ few times, but you'd never know it .. . Hobbypoxy repairs are spotless repairs. Remember this, scale birdmen (and you who are not so scale): Hobbypoxy can give you a finish that looks like countless coats of hand-rubbed greasy kid stutt. Three coats of Hobbypoxy and you are ready to fly. And only Hobby. poxy adds strength with beauty, gives you ‘controlled gloss with Satin Hard. fener, and is totally tueiproot, warp-proo!, shrinkproo! and has super covering power. What more can you ask for? Try Hobbypoxy on your next scale epee Your Flawless Finishing Friend, popstar Gob Eloy Hobbypoxy svospox Produets + division of Petit Paint Co, ne,» 57 Main St. Beltevilo, WJ. 0708the challenge of SU a ed | (Dine bonis dscietea toe y modeler who ever thrilled to the sight of a scale WW II fighter, or daydreamed al fully scale wut the wind singing in the rigging wires of the ntique biplane he would someday build. as RCM presents a collection of some of the finest scale adio equipment, true scale That someday is here now models available throughout the world. With today’s reliable re a beginner or expert modeler, there is something R/C is a reality — and whether you for you in The Challenge Of Radio I would like to extend my personal thanks to the authors of the various articles in- cluded in this book — each of them has contributed in no small fashion to the adyance- ment of the state of the art. We, at R/C Modeler Mag: you will accept the challenge offered by radio control scale e, have enjoyed preparing this book for you. We hope Editor & Publisher