This is what it looks like just with the wings in.
The kits looks too good for the price. Lets see how easy it is to assemble, balance and fly.
Select to expand quoteechunda said..
This is what it looks like just with the wings in.
The kits looks too good for the price. Lets see how easy it is to assemble, balance and fly.
I think you have made a very good choice for a ready to fly plane. The reviews and videos on these are really great. You can put a camera in one of those.
Keep us updated with your experiences with this plane please. I might get one myself.
Just found this picture of my dads spit fire he built from scratch 1979/80
32cc motor I can't remember if its an 8or 9ft wing span
He also built a tigermoth 10ft wingspan
Both been collecting dust hanging from the garage for the last 25 years
Select to expand quoteWA71 said..
^^ Thats awesome
I agree mate awesome best my old man ever made me was this
Select to expand quoteboofy said..WA71 said..
^^ Thats awesome
I agree mate awesome best my old man ever made me was this
Didnt even trim the wing, bit slack 
That plane you have echunda is a great begginers plane, you will have stacks of fun.
Just got this girl 3 days ago, never flown a plane this big. I scared just building it. You can see the size against the guitar.
I always found the bigger they were, the easier they were to fly.
Just remember, when you first try it, you don't have to fly around flat strap all the time. Most models get a bit flibberty on full throttle but fly real sweet on low power settings.
Use full throttle for take-off only and then back it off to half until you get used to it and the trim sorted out.
It really ruins your day when you stack something that looks so good.
Not sure on top speed. Will be putting a DLE-55cc 2 stroke in it. Using it for 3d flying (hopefully).
In that case, be carful flying around other people. If you hit them with that you can do some serious damage. 
Ouch!
