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Next Northwest CL events:
Nearly 1/2-A Fun Stunt, Nostalgia Stunt and Fireballs Fun Fly See Where the Action Is
The Northwest B Proto Speed produces some cute airplanes. The B Proto event is a good introduction to speed flying, using a two-line control system and a common O.S. LA .25 engine. This one was built by Don Curry of Portland, Ore., from a Chris Sackett "Smokin' Joe" kit. It placed fourth in this spring's Jim Walker Memorial Spring Tune-Up. Bill Lee photo.
Put your airplane photo here! Submit a photo of your latest plane our your favorite plane to Flying Lines! To see photos of great Northwest control-line model airplanes, see the Favorite Planes section.
Northwest control-line news headlines
New! Back issues project continues with March 1985 Flying Lines newsletter edition See Flying Lines Back Issues in PDF
New! Eugene Prop Spinners club June 2017 Prop Spinner Chatter newsletter available for download in NW Club News
New! Northwest competition standings updated with Northwest Regionals results
Report and photos of the 2017 Northwest Regionals See article >>
Western Oregon Control-Line Flyers club May 2017 Wolf Call newsletter available for download in NW Club News
<< 2017 Jim Walker Memorial Spring Tune-Up results and photos See article on Northwest Fireballs page
in Northwest Club News
'Boris' the D Speed engine breathes easier See article in Speed section
Model aircraft flying banned at Seattle's Carkeek Park -- See details at Northwest CL Flying Fields
Combat's First 20 Years 20th installment: Year 1959 in Combat section
Combat's First 20 Years 19th installment: Gary Frost in Combat section
Organized CL action returns to McMinnville
at Oregon Flying Fun No. 4 See article on The Evergreen Aeromodelers pag
in Northwest Club News
<< Advanced Northwest B Proto See article in Speed section
Combat's First 20 Years 18th installment: The years 1957 and 1958 in Combat section
2017 Oregon Flying Fun No. 3 braves dismal forcast See article on WOLF page in NW Club News
Combat's First 20 Years 17th installment: The year 1956 in Combat section
D Speed Boris gets a ride! See article in Speed section >>
Combat's First 20 Years 16th installment: Bill Tucker in Combat section
See Buzz Wilson's latest Musings from the Combat Pits column, Aeronautic quips and quotes, in Regular columns
Fliers defy the raindrops at Oregon Flying Fun No. 2 See article
Combat's First 20 Years 15th installment: The Transition Years in Combat section
Beginner's guide to Northwest B Proto Speed See article in Speed section
Want to get started racing in the Northwest? See Racing made easy in the Fast Laps column in the Racing section
Combat's First 20 Years 14th installment: Barry Baxter in Combat section
<< Reworking 'Boris' for D Speed See article in Speed section
Northwest fliers open season with Polar Bear Fun Fly and Oregon Flying Fun No. 1 See article
An important poll for Regionals Scale contestants has been posted on the NW CL Forum Be sure to express your preference!
Combat's First 20 Years 13th installment: Carl Berryman in Combat section
Mike Hazel wins Competitor of Year title See article on NW Standings page >>
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