Best Aeromodel Shop Costa Mesa Near Me

4worldlovers:
Harbor Soaring Society is the oldest Chartered Soaring club in AMA founded almost 60 years ago in the Newport Beach area. Our soaring enthusiasts fly winch launch, discus launch, aero tow and limited motor run gliders up to 4 meters (13 feet) wingspan. HSS members are regular competitors in soaring contests around Southern California. We hold at least one contest at our field every year.

In recent years we have been joined by members who fly all sorts of electric powered aircraft. Our members fly scale, sport, aerobatic and 3D airplanes of all sizes up to 10 lbs maximum weight. We also welcome helicopters and multi-rotors under 10 lbs take off weight. HSS has a very complete intro program for people wishing to learn how to fly. Your first lessons are free, HSS will furnish an airplane, radios, batteries and the instructor at no cost to the student. More information about this can be found elsewhere on our website. Please come out to our field to meet our friendly members and fly with us.

Emerald Herrington and Former Club President Jesse Vasquez Launch their Gliders

4worldlovers: The Model Shop is backed by Pacmin, a trusted name in aviation and aerospace for over 75 years. Each Pacmin model is an authentic reproduction of a modern aircraft licensed by both the manufacturer and the airline.

These companies use our models to promote their brand to their customers. This is why Pacmin models are far more limited in their availability versus other aircraft models on the market.

4worldlovers: Lions Park began its life in 1940 as Costa Mesa Park after the citizens of the still unincorporated community petitioned the County for a park district. The 10-acre site selected was purchased from Alice Plumer, the person who had picked the community's name in 1920. Much later, the county park district was transferred to the incorporated City of Costa Mesa. In the late 1970s, the name was changed to Lions Park because of that group's long history of holding their Fish Fry community fundraiser in the park. The park now includes Davis Field, Costa Mesa Historical Society, Downtown Recreation Center, Neighborhood Community Center, Costa Mesa Donald Dungan Library, and Fire Station 5.