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De Haviland New Member Offline I Love YaBB 2.5 AE! Posts: 8 Joined: Jan 27^th, 2019	Re: Model "scale" and/or classification Reply #3 - Feb 1^st, 2019 at 9:15am	Print Post
	Sky9pilot, Thanks! Great thread.


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Sky9pilot Administrator Offline Stick & Tissue Posts: 13280 Location: Kelso, WA 98626 USA Joined: Jan 9^th, 2010	Re: Model "scale" and/or classification Reply #2 - Jan 31^st, 2019 at 9:31pm	Print Post
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pb_guy 5 Star Member Offline So I'm just a kid at heart. Posts: 2200 Location: Youbou, BC, Vancouver Island Joined: Oct 15^th, 2014	Re: Model "scale" and/or classification Reply #1 - Jan 31^st, 2019 at 4:13pm	Print Post
	Start by looking at the section under this one: The various divisions of Free Flight models ian


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De Haviland New Member Offline I Love YaBB 2.5 AE! Posts: 8 Joined: Jan 27^th, 2019	Model "scale" and/or classification Jan 31^st, 2019 at 3:03pm	Print Post
	I'm new to this hobby so hope someone can point me in the direction of some info. I see models advertised as things like "walnut scale", "peanut scale", P30, etc. What does all this refer to? I assume some of the designations are related to competition. I'd like to understand what these terms are about. Enlightenment appreciated !


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