Deal did not work out. Anyone interested please contact me via PM, let me see what I can do as far as individual orders are concerned. No promises.

Well I have a Blue Print of the great La Mouette Two Line Glider....... it was always a pleasure to fly it.... Must have made about a dozen of them in my younger days....

VC sir,

I need a glider that i can put a electric system and fly for at least 15 mins continuous, should be a bird of time.
No hurry, just one piece needed and i can wait any longer. Just add me to the queue and let me know when you have any.

Ashok.P

Added!

Hello

I am in line too for any one of them if can be converted to electric

NCC1 80cm Span Towline Glider - Perfect for those have made Chuck gliders @ Rs. 950/-
Mercury Magpie - 61 cm span Towline Glider - @ Rs.800/-
NCC2 100cm Span Towline Glider -  @ Rs. 1050/-
Mercury Gnome 81.5cm Span Towline Glider - @ Rs. 1150/-

The magpie can be converted to electric. The gnome cant be converted to electric  as for the NCC 1 and NCC 2 , VC Ji will be able to tell more about those

Thanks for inputs..

Hello VC sir

Count me in for Mercury Magpie if NCC's are not compatible.

Thanks

Manufacturer may not be willing to make any extra modifications for small orders (below 15 models). In that case the models will be available as intended for (Tow Line Gliders) and the buyers will have to make necessary modifications for mounting motors and servos. I'm trying to arrange for pictures of NCC1 and 2. The other models may be viewed on Google.

Im too okay with a magpie VC sir.

Ashok.P

Can the Inchworm be converted to electric? 
Is it possible to get one with a Wing span of 100cm, at 158 it looks too big for me to handle

Mercury Magpie & Mercury Gnome Glider pics from net

Though it looks more like a profile type fuselage,
A 24 gram outrunner with 15A ESC with 800mah 2s should give plenty of fun.
Just put all the electronics outside the body.

Ashok.P

Hope you guys have seen a Magpie or Martin or Gnome or Inchworm.
Before you consider an RC conversion. There will be issues...
If you want space for a radio and a motor, and adequate size to carry the extra weight, consider a model called the Grebe.
VC Sir or Shobit may remember this model.
We were using a Cox .049 instead of noseweight in 1970...

I remember those wonderful .049 COXs )