So what is Control-Line Carrier-Deck flying?

Control-Line model flying has been around for over 75 years. It’s a half-way house between free flight (“chuck it and chance it”) and radio control. Control-line models are physically flown by the pilot, who uses a handle and a set of thin steel wires attached to the aeroplane to give control over the height at which the plane flies, and to limit its flight path to a circle (for Carrier, usually 60 feet in radius)

Carrier-Deck is one of many different types of control-line flying. It’s one of the simplest to describe (flying a simulated mission from an aircraft carrier) but one of the most difficult to perfect…

This site has all the info you need to build a model of your own and enter competitions; have a look at the PLANS and BUILD LOG PAGE for something to build, and check out the 2023 Calendar for somewhere to fly!

BREAKING NEWS!

RESULTS NOW AVAILABLE: Barton Bash May 2023 UK – Click Here! 

24th April – CALENDAR NOW INCLUDES EUROPEAN MEETINGS – CLICK HERE!

Zoe Quilter’s R/C ARTF-adapted Grumman Panther EDF model at Buckminster

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