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Indoor flying
The growth of school sports halls has been a boon for indoor flying. Compared with old-style gyms they have high ceilings and no beams or ropes to trap models.
As a boy I briefly flirted with the ultra-light rubber powered models. The trouble was that the very thin balsa needed was a bit pricy for my pocket. The final clincher was being banned by my mother when I fouled the bath up trying to make the covering microfilms from dope on the surface of water.
There is an active indoor flying community in Norfolk. They meet at Stalham High School and Wymondham Leisure Centre amongst other places. There are pictures from Stalham flying sessions on the 'Pictures from flying events' page.
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Stalham 'Insiders' |
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Building a 'No-Cal' model |
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South Norfolk Indoor Group |
My indoor models are
under 'My indoor models'
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(C) Peter Scott 2015
Last edit 12 April 2024