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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 10/31/2003 5:59:14 PM   
fadmuker



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NO WORRY`S JUST DIG OUT THE THREAD FROM THE FORUM WHEN YOUR READY AND POST THEM MODELS,
CANT WEIGHT TO SEE THEM!!
YALL BE KOOL NOW!

ITS FUN TO FLY FUNFLY

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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/3/2003 4:04:17 AM   
SST



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Status: offline 		Of course one is a 1/2a SST, but I have no idea what the other is called, as I picked it up already built. Looks like a handfull though...Wonder how it'd go with a Norvel .074...

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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/3/2003 8:40:15 AM   
cappio777



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Status: offline 		This is a mini pacer, I no longer have this bird but I though it would be cool to post a picture here. It is an awesome little plane and flies like its on rails. Deadstick is the proud owner of this baby now. Enjoy it Dan!


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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/3/2003 8:41:28 AM   
cappio777



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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/6/2003 9:11:23 PM   
Zeroman


 

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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/7/2003 4:52:02 AM   
prole



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Status: offline 		SST- Tell me about that 1/2a Super Sport Trainer with the .074 Queen Bee!!!

That looks pretty awesome, I have one of each of those, an old Hobby Shack Kit of the !/2a SST and a really nice Queen Bee that are both gathering dust right now.

I'd love to hear about it and see a few more pics if possible.



thanks

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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/8/2003 4:07:08 PM   
Tim Wiltse-RCU



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The Queen Bee is not a powerful engine a good TD .049 has the same power!

LAter,
Tim

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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/8/2003 5:49:31 PM   
SST



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Status: offline 		Yeah, I'm eBaying my 2 QBs right now, and plan on switching to Norvel .074s. I'm not up to flying my 1/2A SST yet, but I love my .40-size SST. The K&B.61 I have in it gives all the vert I can use.


BTW, my wife has a Herr Cub she stole from me but hasn't built yet, and I have a spare 1/2A SST kit. MikeSell and I have modeled SST's on RF all the way up to 96", and will be building some giant versions, hopefully this winter.

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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/10/2003 4:19:40 PM   
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1/2 Skrike with Norvel 074

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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/11/2003 6:23:55 PM   
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Status: offline 		Come on guys, lets keep this one going! BTW, do any of you guys have planes for the planes you built? I would love to build a few of them myself. You guys are kick ass when it comes to making it small and realistic!

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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/11/2003 10:27:07 PM   
William Robison



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Status: offline 		OK, here's another. Not r/c, and not 1/2A, but it's small. Electric free flight.

Nominally a 36" span, 34" projected. The motor/prop/battery is from a toy electric foamie, decided to make another plane for the motor when the foamie was destroyed.

Bill.

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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/12/2003 1:26:42 AM   
jboy381-RCU



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an airplane sitting on a mercedes ...gotta love people with $$$...

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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/12/2003 1:50:44 AM   
William Robison



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Not so, sir. The car is 24 years old now, I bought it with the thought it would lat as long as I would. If it lasts another 16 years my capital cost will then have been right at $1000/year. And considered that way, it's a cheap ride. But it's the AMG 500, and the operating costs will tear you a new one. Fuel alone is aboout 8 mpg. But it's a blast to drive.

Might have to buy an Oldsmobile.

Haw.

Bill.

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RE: show us your 1/2 A models - 11/12/2003 9:01:04 AM   
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