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What are you doing today, II
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FrancSevin
Proudly Deplorable
We unloaded two garage storage spaces last weekend, and placed it in our living rooms and back porch. Iam sorting it our and putting most of it in our garage where we haven't parked a car for some 30 years because i is full of "stuff." 
I had some luck because there were three very nice shelf units in that storage, they matched three I already had. So, I set them up facing opposite at about 3 feet apart and began placing items upon them. My FIL had some very large RC airplanes that would not fit ON the shelves. The wingspan on the biplane is 66."
However, some six-foot 1"X 6"s and scrap paneling made a nice bridge on top. Most of the aircraft will go there until I can suspend them to ceilings inside the house.
I am not into RC aircraft and plan to eventually sell them. Two are beautifully done and have flown. I also have several unfinished planes and some complete kits, new in box, if anyone is interested.
PM me.
I had some luck because there were three very nice shelf units in that storage, they matched three I already had. So, I set them up facing opposite at about 3 feet apart and began placing items upon them. My FIL had some very large RC airplanes that would not fit ON the shelves. The wingspan on the biplane is 66."
However, some six-foot 1"X 6"s and scrap paneling made a nice bridge on top. Most of the aircraft will go there until I can suspend them to ceilings inside the house.
I am not into RC aircraft and plan to eventually sell them. Two are beautifully done and have flown. I also have several unfinished planes and some complete kits, new in box, if anyone is interested.
PM me.
tommu56
Bronze Member
We unloaded two garage storage spaces last weekend, and placed it in our living rooms and back porch. Iam sorting it our and putting most of it in our garage where we haven't parked a car for some 30 years because i is full of "stuff."
I had some luck because there were three very nice shelf units in that storage, they matched three I already had. So, I set them up facing opposite at about 3 feet apart and began placing items upon them. My FIL had some very large RC airplanes that would not fit ON the shelves. The wingspan on the biplane is 66."
However, some six-foot 1"X 6"s and scrap paneling made a nice bridge on top. Most of the aircraft will go there until I can suspend them to ceilings inside the house.
I am not into RC aircraft and plan to eventually sell them. Two are beautifully done and have flown. I also have several unfinished planes and some complete kits, new in box, if anyone is interested.
PM me.
I was in to RC planes I donated a couple of older but better ones to a local club as trainers so they could teach people to fly,
It's a niche market and not usually worth you time unless you find a local club and post them on their site for sale.
I've bought a couple off market place too literally penneys on the dollar a couple wouldn't have covered their gas to meet me.