Dymond Tiger Moth
03-14-2002, 03:18 PM
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Dymond Tiger Moth
I recently purchased the .40 size and was pleasantly surprised by the completeness and quality of this ARF. The covering is Ultracote and like all other ARFs it comes out of the box a little wrinkled but with a touch of the iron it's fine. The control surfaces are all hinged with the iron on hinge material and are very strong.
High quality fiberglass cowl and very nice landing gear and balloon wheels. Probably the nicest thing is the way the cockpit slides off to reveal the entire radio compartment so you don't have to remove the wings to make radio adjustments. I haven't been able to fly mine yet due to the fact that everytime I'm ready to go Mother Nature decides to play her wind and snow tricks. But I know spring wil get here eventually and I can't wait to get this airplane in the air.
High quality fiberglass cowl and very nice landing gear and balloon wheels. Probably the nicest thing is the way the cockpit slides off to reveal the entire radio compartment so you don't have to remove the wings to make radio adjustments. I haven't been able to fly mine yet due to the fact that everytime I'm ready to go Mother Nature decides to play her wind and snow tricks. But I know spring wil get here eventually and I can't wait to get this airplane in the air.
