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07-02-2002, 05:17 PM
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Got this kit at Joe Nall--sport pattern style--looked great while it was flying then. Anyway, I just had to get one. I know they are new on the market but I thought somebody here may have one already flying. Any experiences? 
07-03-2002, 06:47 PM
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Andrew,
Thanks, Heard steve had a fairly succesfull contest last weekend. Did you atttend?
I went to the planes plus web page, but they did not have any links to this plane. Is there a picture somewhere? I've got a Saito 100 looking for a home!
Thanks, Heard steve had a fairly succesfull contest last weekend. Did you atttend?
I went to the planes plus web page, but they did not have any links to this plane. Is there a picture somewhere? I've got a Saito 100 looking for a home!
07-03-2002, 07:12 PM
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I bought one....
and have the fuse done. It is a very nice kit. The instructions suck, but there are a set of nice pictures on the web site. The plane will be awesome. I plan on using a Saito 100.
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I also bought a Widebody 60 at Joe Nall, but haven't started it yet (I'm *still* finishing up my Midwest G-202). I have both a YS FZ91 and FZ120 on the shelf and am debating which engine to put in it. I also have a Boxer 90 I'm planning to build and I don't really want to buy another engine. Any suggestions on which engine should go where?
Pugsley's right...the instructions really stink, but his website now has much more extenstive instructions with photos. I still think it should come with plans, which is my only real gripe.
BTW, the english URL for the Widebody 60:
http://www.marcelocolombo.com.ar/Ingles/models1.htm
Pugsley's right...the instructions really stink, but his website now has much more extenstive instructions with photos. I still think it should come with plans, which is my only real gripe.
BTW, the english URL for the Widebody 60:
http://www.marcelocolombo.com.ar/Ingles/models1.htm
07-03-2002, 11:14 PM
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Daren just email Planes plus and ask them how much it is. That is all i did. Snsmith if i were u i would put the 91 on the wide body and the 120 on the boxer. I think it is really important to keep this thing really light to have a good flying plane.
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RE: Wide Body 60
ANyone in the US have a widebody60/90 Finished W/ pictures to post on this site yet? I will SOON. The only ones I"ve seen are from the Guys in Argentina.And there Nice.That's what sold me.
