xoon

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ok.. i've been thinking wayyy ttoooo much about planes now. since school starts i havent touched any of my plane ..literally. and spring break is coming up... and i need something to do. so i am currently looking for a 3D kit that would fly a .46 engine. been out since school starts, so i have no knowledge of new planes. please let me know what would be the best kit for me.. thanks for your time

YNOT

Chinn Yak profile or, if you can find one, Laser 3D. Laser 3D is a great flying birds, just don't put the wing tips on it.

somethin else

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I like the CA Funky 40. It comes in at about 4.5lb ready to fly. Great plane to fly. It's available at Aeroworks

xoon

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i greatly appreciate your inputs.. the FUNKY caught my eyes. its a good looking plane. but how its the flying ability?? i looked at the movie provided on aero-works.net and there wasnt much 3D goin on. also... i just want to know any inputs you guys might have on the SIG somethin extra. it is a good 3D plane w/ tailfeather MODS?? thanks again

Spacey

I'd definitely choose the Chin Yak over the Something Extra!

McFlyboy

I'd second the laser vote, but don't expect much pull-out from a 46.

You'd more likely have success with a cougar type fun-fly, but I don't know what kits are available except the Dave Smith Panther, and i think thats UK only

Wings-RCU

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The Something Extra is NOT a 3D plane, even with tail mods. I tried modifying the tail and it didn't work. The funky is only a little better. If you want it in the .40 size AND you want good 3D with a .46, you will end up with a modern profile at around 4 lbs. At about 4.5- 5 lbs, you will loose adequate 3D power with a .46. My suggestion is the Chin Yak, MOJO, EF-edge, Bad boy, or the OMP- edge/yak.

Spacey

Don't forget the OMP Katana P!

bugleboy

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Have to agree with the rest, Somethin' Extra is a nice sport plane. Not really 3D capable. I know, as I have one that is for sale.