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Model aviation club information, newsletter, officers list, pictures, events, and related links.

Mike presents his CL models and links to other CL sites.

This site is dedicated to control line racing.

New Zealand control line only club site with a strong emphasis on speed and team race.

Information about a low tech., low speed, low performance, and high fun CL event where everybody gets lots of flying and the destruction is minimal.

Illinois, USA - Control line model airplane club information, flying site maps, events, calendar, newsletter, and related links.

Information about PAMPA which is a SIG of the AMA representing CL stunt flying.

Makers of PAW diesel engines for model airplanes and other types of precision engineering. Product line data, contacts, tips/FAQs, photos, and related links.

A lighthearted look at learning to fly control line model aircraft by following the progress of juniors.

The newsletter of the Northern Circle Burners CL club in South Africa.

Control line model aviation kits, supplies, and accessories. Order by phone.

CL model aviation club information, events, newsletter, officer contacts, pictures, articles, and contest page.

A site for the model airplane enthusiast, offering useful products, help, hints, and ideas for the promotion of control line stunt.

Information and photos concerning a group of die-hard control line flyers in Singapore.

Florida - CL model aviation club information, field map, newsletter, officer contacts, pictures, rules, and contest news.

Dedicated to the work of Dale Kirn. Information on his accomplishments and the passing on of his knowledge to the next generation.

Richard Spurling's site dedicated to control line aerobatics.

Information about the CL carrier deck event and also items of more general aeronautical interest.

Information for CL model engine builders including negative moulding, how to make engines, competition reports, and the FMV story.

Features unique technical pieces, reprints of the classic Flying Models articles from the 80s, and tips on working with new products such as the Aeropoxy Light fillet material.