Links to shop in montreal

[paintball_kidz]

Hi i was wondering whats the closes field in montreal nord? And indoor if there is any.

And i can i get links to all the shops in that area too, and if you can let me know if they carry gws props perferably hd/dd 8x4

[xed]

There is only three that have websites in the Montreal/Quebec region.

http://www.wimac.ca/forum/local_links.php?catid=5

[paintball_kidz]

Oh okay thanks, I'm going to montreal for 2 months and i'm only taking my indoor electronics but i dont have any props, I'll probably visit a atleast one of these shops to see if they have any though

[Xavier]

At this time of year, there is no organized indoor flying in the region.

In addition to the 3 shops listen in the link above, you will found another 4 or 5 shops in Montreal who don't have websites but they have lots of stock. Most should have the GWS props.

Note that QTM is in Quebec city, about 250km from Montreal.

Have a good stay in Montreal.

Xavier

[paintball_kidz]

Do you know the names and the address of the other 4-5? I live near the boulevard pie IX bridge, and i would like to know the nearest one, Im 15 so i wont be able to travel far.

I also see that this club is around half an hour away, do you guys have monthly fees? or is it yearly only, so i can take my bigger planes

[Andrew Fernie]

You can try the following stores. I have seen GWS props at at least the first two, but stock changes over time. Give them a call to see if they have any in stock. One advantage of Hobbieville for you may be that it is near the Cote-Vertu metro station. Not sure about the bus system to Laval, and definitely a long bus ride to Pointe-Claire.

Distribution Aux Modelistes
3991, boulevard Saint-Martin Ouest, Laval, QC H7T 1B7
Telephone : 450-687-6214

Hobbieville
876, boulevard Decarie, Saint-Laurent, QC H4L 3L9
514-744-8280

Ted's Hobby Shop - 514-697-1810
291, boulevard Saint-Jean , Pointe-Claire , QC H9R 3J1
514-697-1810

We don't have a monthly fee structure, it is yearly only, and covers the calendar year (January 1 - December 31). We do have a reduced membership charge for under 18's. You also need the MAAC membership to fly at any club, and they also have a reduced membership for under-18. For the last few years our fees have also included the indoor flying in January-March.

Andrew

[paintball_kidz]

thanks, the According to google maps the first 2 are only 20 mins away, I'll definatly have to go check that out, I dont take the bus in montreal in fear of getting lost.

[Sunfly]

There is also this one:

Udisco Ltd - 514-481-8107
4660, boulevard Decarie , Montreal , QC H3X 2H5

Be aware! If you ask him to refund you a defective product you will have to stand your ground big time, like I did when I went there over 1 year ago, may be for the last time :angry:

[paintball_kidz]

Okay i see that they have alot of stock, but no f3p/indoor planes. Also i see that alot of people here fly indoor to, can i ask where you guys get your kits like FF and the shockflyers?

[Xavier]

I took most of my indoor stuff at Icare (http://www.icare-rc.com). To be sure he has indoor stuff in stock during the summer, you are better to call him first.
Other stuff came from Hobbicity and Fancyfoam (http://stores.homestead.com/fancyfoam/StoreFront.bok
)

Xavier

[paintball_kidz]

Oh i thought there might be a dealer up in montreal that deald FF planes, is icare a shipping Co only or is it a walk in store also?

[Xavier]

Icare ships also all over the world, or you could go yourself but call first to be sure he is there. It's a one man run place. It's not really a hobbyshop, more a warehouse.

Xavier

[paintball_kidz]

Oh, $50-$100 a kit is to expensive for me just for 2 months. I guess ill have to stick my my scratch built plane then.