GP Patriot question
04-25-2003, 11:01 AM
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no arfs of patriot. But the tomhawk from morris hobbies is available and comes with retracts i think. pretty similar. http://www.mvvs.com
04-25-2003, 01:54 PM
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thnaks for the heads up, yea I saw that alast week but looked at the price and turend away. I cant afford $369 at the moment. The Patriot is a mere 99 for the kit if I remember and 199 for the arf, not a bad deal if you can get lucky and find one..
04-25-2003, 02:11 PM
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Yeah, I've got a Patriot ARF, NIB, and that Morris Tomhawk looks similar, but it's bigger than the Patriot.
I can't decide what to do with the Patriot, build it, keep it, sell it, or ignore it!
oh well,
phil in austin
I can't decide what to do with the Patriot, build it, keep it, sell it, or ignore it!
oh well,
phil in austin
05-05-2003, 04:07 AM
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Tomhawk
Roger that twister-$369 for the tomhawk sounds outrageous, especially from a company known for selling "budget ARFS".
I waited a long time for the tomhawk to arrive only to be
disappointed by it's looks and high price. Oh well, there's
better looking (and better priced)propjets elsewhere
and so that's where I'll be looking.
WW
I waited a long time for the tomhawk to arrive only to be
disappointed by it's looks and high price. Oh well, there's
better looking (and better priced)propjets elsewhere
and so that's where I'll be looking.
WW
