I'm not sure whether this will work out or not, but I'd hazard that we all have a couple of favourite, vintage orientated websites in our Favourites/Bookmarks files.

So then, how about posting a few? If this works, then we can sticky this thread and use it as a resource.

Anyway, here's a few of mine;

There's a wealth of bizarre freeflight models here;
http://home.att.net/~dannysoar/home.htm

Derek Buckmaster ff site (includes links to the FreeFlight web ring);
http://mywebpage.netscape.com/dbdesignbureau/

Ben Buckle kits and plans;
http://www.benbucklevintage.fsbusiness.co.uk/index.htm

Modellers Supplies - UK vendor of goodies;
http://www.modellers-supplies.co.uk/index.html

Ivy & Martins Web page - hundreds of links to aeromodelling sites around the globe;
http://www.ivyandmartin.demon.co.uk/page2.htm

Sams Models - everthing!;
http://www.samsmodels.demon.co.uk/index.html

Anybody else?

tim

OK, I'll contribute.

Aerodyne Online - source for free flight parts and supplies, vintage kits and plans
http://www.freeflightmodels.com/

Spirit of Yesteryear, oldtimer and vintage airplane kits
http://www.soy.on.ca/Plane2.html

American and Canadian made model engines thru 1960 compiled by RJL Industries
http://www.mecoa.com/museum/archive1.html

Old Timer Model Airplane Engine Electronic Ignition
http://www.modelflight.com/ignition.html

Gettig model airplane miniature ignition coils
http://www.gettig.com/coils.html

Jerry E. Howell transistorized ignition kits and plans
http://www.jerry-howell.com/Ignition.html

The Vintage Model Aero Engine Page
http://homepages.tesco.net/~alanh/

International Homepage for Society of Antique Modelers 'SAM'
http://www.antiquemodeler.org/index.html

link to SAM links
http://www.antiquemodeler.org/SAM_Links_Page2.htm

Morejohn-Irwin Oldtimer Collection (photo gallery)
http://www.quietcow.com/oldtimers.htm

Here are a couple of links to some Old Timer Pics!

http://www.rebelflyingclub.com/old_timer_archives.htm

http://www.homestead.com/wilpers/OldTimers1.html

Gerald already put my link in for me, thanks

http://www.quietcow.com/oldtimers.htm

http://www.theplanpage.com/index.htm

I am not sure if this site has been mentioned but, I have found it helpful when researching old timers. It is basically a database of old timers and antiques!

http://members.dcsi.net.au/jtboundy/Pics/SamSearch.htm

This site has several oldtime designs in DXF format..


http://plans.rcmodell.hu/oldtime.html

Try Allen Hunt's site in W.Va..... He's a very friendly fellow, and if he doesn't have it, he'll help you find it! He will also trade with you, and all his plans are very reasonable. Whether it's rubber/gas powered free flight, control line, Gliders, 3-views, or old-time R/C chances are he has it! Bob
http://www.modelairplaneplans.net/

"AAL/mps is a source for competition and sport flying Free Flight and RC model airplane plans and kits. Power types are rubber, CO2, electric and gas. The plans are original efforts, and the prints are crisp and clear to make things easy for builders to follow."

http://www.aalmps.com/

Kenny's Old Time Model Airplane Magazine Hat's off to Kenny. His Web site design is really cool and I envy him for what he's done. I think I'll copy my Maircraft Black Widow sold scale plans from my virgin kit. He has a section on those gems as well as flying models. Enjoy. And, thanks a million Kenny!

I haven't noticed anyone mentioning Bob Holman's great line of Old Timer models. His are all laser cut and many have CAD drawn plans by Jim O'Reilly. He offers plans or short kits and can scale them to any size in most of the offerings. I have built a number of the kits and find them very well done. He also makes them with quite good balsa.
Most are done as Gas or rubber models as the original but modifying to electric is not a great task.

His web site is:
http://www.bhplans.com/oldtime.htm

Jay Burkart

Go to - http://www.klarichkits.com/ for just about any hand cut Old Timer short kit. Jim

Although Belair carry advertise a lot of general RC items, they do have a section devoted to vintage style kits in the UK;

http://rcmodelworld.co.uk/spirit_of_yesteryear.htm

..And the mixture of types and era on www.myunclewillies.com is worth a look. Mostly re-drawn to professional standard from original sources. Includes vintage , waterplanes, scale, giant etc . An entertaining site based in Florida USA. Mail order worldwide. Anybody mention the X-list plans from UK ? Withdrawn plans from Aeromodeller Magazine and others. www.xlistplans.demon.co.uk

http://rc-old-timers.tripod.com/index.htm