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I wouldn't try to do a holster for that. I would hang it over my right shoulder on a strap and cover it with a jacket for concealment. That is how the gangsters used to carry sawed off shotguns and I think it would work quite well with the Room Broom.

Cool video thanks for sharing I hope the project is coming along nicely for you

Nice man, I was going to buy the same sword👍

Love your channel, cheers from a fellow deadhead 🍻

Cool history..and vid

That's in very good shape to be 100 years old.

That was a Steal for that price!

My pal had one, I had a P40 and a Pitts.

They should take the dam out!

had this too. Such a good time

I believe it's 200$ for sbr. The only low cost stamp is the aow. I'm not 100% but pretty sure. Badass project though!

Yep. I'm 56 and I had one and I flew it for about 5 seconds. Up then straight down.

I’m 65 and got one for Christmas long ago brings back memories

That's a wonderful memory. Our very first gas powered plane was this very model and it was awesome looking. We used to go to the play ground on a Saturday. You could always hear when somebody was flying their plane. The P40 was a lot easier to fly.

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That’s a good day off.

That thing is awesome 🤩

Did not know you couldn't shoot cast out of a micro groove rifled barrel just learned something new.

Loved this one! Was a huge fan of control line planes and flew them in the backyard between our apartments off a small concrete pad... This one is in great shape! It is one of the later versions but $30 is a great buy!

I had that.

If your in your 50s-60s, you definitely remember these from your youth

I had a Cox Sopwith Camel. Never could get the engine started. Tried and tried. Suddenly it caught on fire and melted into puddle like wax. Burned my hand a little. The fuel flames were invisible and I didn’t realize it was on fire right away. Quite a disappointment.

Just for your information, it holds a net during track and field events for the shot put and disc throw to keep spectators safe. Feel free to come next Sunday morning and discover how you can be raptured :)

I got my Thompson in 1985. Fun to shoot, hard to rack. Recently found the Howell Arms spring and bushing kit. Installing the kit was simple. Easy to rack now, a blast to shoot.

Two things, unless you know these guns you probably will not buy it. If you do know about these you will probably be deterred by the non-existent ammo.

fuel will take off paint in 1 second

I am too, up to 12 of them now. Still going.

When I was a teenager the brother of one of my mates had this Stuka. We all gathered in anticipation to see it fly...it made less than 1 circuit before diving to obliteration into the ground. I still have the motor and one of the undercarriage legs somewhere.

Had one as a kid. Never flew real good crashed it so many times I taped it together, put an M80 in it, lit the fuse and let it fly off by its self until it blew up. Actually flew better by itself. Nothing left of it after the M80 went off

Great price! I had 2 of those when I was a kid in the 60s. The wings cracked when i landed hard and I replaced them a few times. The best cox control line plane was the PT-19

Mine did indeed dive bomb. Straight into the ground. Twice. Went back to nitro cars. Gravity is not my friend.

58 here. I had that one, and the Bushmaster!

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I had one. Control line piece of crap, but it looked great! I got it to fly a few rounds before the inevitable crash.

How did you hook up your sling on the front?

Wow! Brings back the memories from the 70’s ! I had that exact Stuka… and box ha ha .. great hobby, great times 🤘🏼🤘🏼

Now I remember those Cox planes, though I never had one. Good authenticity on that Ju-87D Stuka; cute cat, too.

I can taste the fuel in the air.

I hope you left it alone. I think it was bank guard or armored car gun. It belonged to a bank.

I had one in the 70s and a few other cox planes till I got into RC flying

I got one for Christmas and my mom had a fit when I started it in my bedroom because it was snowing and I wanted to see if it worked. 😂

Owned and flew almost every plane made, and this Stuka was one of the heavier kits and was a little less peppy than some of the lighter models, including Fokker D VII, Sopwith camel, and my favorite was the Super Chipmunk, lighter and more responsive. Had the Jeep, the ASTRO Van. My buddy had a small speed boat as well as the Shrike. Loads of fun.

Shit!! I remember flying the Stuka , PT 19 and P40!

Wow, does this bring back memories. I saved up all my money from my paper route in the early 70's to buy one. I wasn't a good pilot. thanks for the video and the memories.

I’m 63.9 years old n got the Cox P-51 Miss.America in the early 70s . It flew fast n good ALLDAY but the PT-19 trainer flew the best and SMOOTH . All were basic 2 piece construction with 2 hvy rubber bands on each side of fuselage to wings . The Testors Ucontrol airplanes 👎 … Good Times 👍

I had the pt19 trainer in the 70s listed after that stuck but couldn't afford it😢

My cousin had one of those Stuka's. I don't know how it releases but the bomb does come off. He lost his bomb not long after he got the plane.

Well fly it for us goodness

In 1964 my friend and I both bought one of these Cox Stuka's. It was my first gas model airplane. A day or two after we bought them we tried to fly them in windy conditions. They both crashed. The cost for them back then was exactly $20 including tax from a store called EJ Korvettes. It was our lawn cutting money that we saved to buy them. We both learned how to fly gas model airplanes by purchasing the PT19 trainer held together with rubber bands.

Had the exact one too! Didn’t make one round string broke and went straight up and over my head and dive bombed into the asphalt. Still have the motor thee tanks of fuel though it 2 breakin and 1 for the crash