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Market Harborough Model Aero Club (148)
(http://www.mhmac.freeserve.co.uk)
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| The main interest of club members is radio controlled model aeroplanes, but members also have interests in helicopters, free flight, gliding, control line and electric.The club has three fields available for flying at any time. The main field is situated in near Great Bowden. We have another larger field suitable for R/C gliders and free flight models at East Carlton and a slope soaring sight at Jurassic Way, Honey Hill near Cold Ashby.
Peter Watling | 28/4/2001 | 494 Views
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Marlborough Model Flying Club
(http://www.marlboroughmodelflyingclub.com)
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| This is a relatively small club with around about 50 members and we mainly concentrate on R/C Power. We have a Control Line section but all aspects of the hobby are catered for.
Chris Middleton | 2/7/2001 | 549 Views
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Melton and District Model Club
(http://www.meltonmodelclub.co.uk/)
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| A club for all disciplines of model flying. We are blessed (?) with a number of BMFA certified Instructors in the club who are kept quite busy with our novice pilots. We have a fully structured training programme for youngsters and Novice "Wannabe Model Pilots". An active Helicopter section and a very good flying site situated locally but, far away enough from the town not to cause any disruption. We also use a local beauty spot for slope soaring and have a very active glider guiders section. Other club activities comprise of Indoor Flying competitions, a regular programme of " in house" outside competitions, Social evenings & Video nights, organised coach trips to exhibitions and flying displays
Rich Scott | 8/2/2004 | 418 Views
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Merlin Model Flying Club
(http://www.btinternet.com/~mmfc)
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| The MMFC has existed since 1991, but has its origins in the 1980's. Flying North of Cheltenham In Gloucestershire. Members enjoy vintage and WWII planes. Grass is long through the summer months.
Mark Jackson | 15/11/2001 | 444 Views
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Milton Keynes Model Aircraft Association
(http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/close/ek96/MKMAA/)
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| The M.K.M.A.A. has a two flying sites.The first is at Moulsoe and the second is near Salford (came into active use in April 2001). The Moulsoe site will be reserved for Helicopters and fixed wing, whilst the Salford site will be reserved for fixed wing flyers only. If you are interested in any aspect of model flying, or wish to join the M.K.M.A.A. do not hesitate to contact a member of the club or commitee. The local model shops in Milton Keynes (Maple Models II) and Wolverton (Lake Bros. ) have contact names and membership forms. Alternately go to our web application/membership page and email us for a membership form at MKMAA@dial.pipex.com.
Bernhart dambacher | 7/4/2002 | 735 Views
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Milton Keynes Model Aircraft Association
(http://www.mkmaa.co.uk)
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| The M.K.M.A.A. now only has a single flying site. This is situated at Moulsoe, nr Milton Keynes. The site is for fixed wing and Helicopters. If you are interested in any aspect of model flying, or wish to join the M.K.M.A.A. do not hesitate to contact a member of the club or committee, details can be found on our web site or email the secretary at secretary@mkmaa.co.uk
James MIllward | 19/8/2005 | 342 Views
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Milton Keynes Model Helicopter Club
(http://www.mkheliclub.co.uk)
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| A fun and friendly club we fly model helicopters near Gayhurst, Newport Pagnell just North of Milton Keynes. Check out the website for directions, membership details, photos and other info. BMFA 2341
Robert Swynnerton | 18/12/2004 | 295 Views
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Model Flight School
(http://www.modelfs.com)
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| Model Aircraft flying school, located in the south-east. We provide fully BMFA qualified intructors to teach and guide you to gain your A and B certificates.
Harvey Scoot | 17/1/2003 | 1086 Views
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Nene Valley Aeromodellers
(http://www.flynva.org)
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| The Club members enjoy flying in all disciplines. Despite the lack of local facilities there is a strong Glider contingent, and trips to visit other Gliding clubs are regularly organised. We welcome newcomers with friendly advice and help. Club trainers are available for "try before you buy" flights. The Club leases a field that is used exclusively for flying, with easy off-road access and parking. The site is situated just 15 mins drive east from Northampton.
Andy Fowler | 18/2/2002 | 609 Views
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Newbury and District Model Aircraft Society
(http://www.nadmas.org.uk/)
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| NADMAS, has been in existence for nearly 25 years and is the main flying club close to Newbury, it draws it's membership from Newbury and as far as East Reading. R/C powered models are the majority interest with a small following in gliders and a growing interest in electric flight. The Club is currently operating from two sites, one at South Stanmore Farm near Chieveley, the other is at Membury Airfield close to the M4.
Bob Jepson - Membership Secretary | 21/2/2008 | 72 Views
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Newton Abbot Heli Club
(http://www.naheliclub.org.uk)
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| Club number 743. A well established and friendly Heli only club based inSouth Devon with over 100 acres of flying field. This private site isavailable to members 7 days a week.
Geoff Bell | 1/5/2002 | 363 Views
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Newton Aycliffe MFC
(http://www.namfc.co.uk)
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| Friendly model flying club in County Durham, catering for most types of flying and always open to beginers and experianced modellers alike.
Gerry Dawson | 31/10/2002 | 350 Views
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Nidderdale Model Flying Club
(http://www.nmfc.org.uk)
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| Formed at the beginning of 2002, Nidderdale Model Flying Club is new to the ranks of the BMFA. We are situated just 7 miles North West of Harrogate overlooking the lower reaches of Nidderdale. The club enjoys unrestricted flying hours in beautiful countryside, governed only by the weather and the hours of daylight.Flying from a grass field we have facilities to cater for the following disciplines : RCFW, RCH, SF, CL
Iain Gilmour | 24/9/2005 | 204 Views
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Norfolk and Suffolk Rocketry Association (NASRA)
(http://www.nasra.org.uk/)
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| NASRA is the Norfolk and Suffolk Rocketry Association. We are a group, based primarily in Norwich, Norfolk who aim to build and launch as many rockets as we possibly can, as high as we possibly can. And of course, to recover as many as we possibly can.
Matthew Bohan | 5/7/2003 | 203 Views
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