Quoting from the article, "The company wants to ensure that the models are accurate, high-quality and safe, Adams said.".
(Adams is a
Lockheed Martin spokesman.) Notice the last word, he says "safe". They don't want to get sued as a deep
pocket when someone gets hurt by one of their "unapproved" models. Make the royalty high enough and no one will sell
the models. Therefore, all models made are unapproved and
Lockheed Martin has no responsibility.

Follow the big money.

Dee

Jimmy Andrews wrote:
Someone who was probably unware of the "killing the kit business" discussion over the last few weeks, sent this to me.

http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-modelplane14.html



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