Wingspam

Tired of the same ol stuff.

I am looking for something different in a glow plane. I currently have a Nitro bobcat, H9 F-22, Seagull edge, H9 Pulse, a twin stik, a spad bulldawg, and a pile of kindling that was a Force one.

any suggestions for something a little different, odd or just out of the norm..

Thanks

w8ye

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What engines do you have to use?

Jetdesign

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A pattern plane

jetmech05

ever see a Slow Poke fly?....You'll swear its gonna fall from the sky...the thing is all wing chord..just putz along...but it will kinda move out when the throttle is opened...the P-6 Hawk pre WW II fighter is nice as well....

dignlivn

Have you thought about a Kit ?


Bob

Wingspam

What engines do you have to use?


I have a brand new Os 55ax, Os 75 ax and a Magnum 91 4 stroke...But when I find a plane I really want if none of these engines fit the bill, then I will just grab what I need for it..

Thanks

Villa

How about a Canard or a Flying Lawnmower?

exeter_acres

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mud duck

w8ye

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What You need is a You Can Do 40 with the 75AX crammed in it. That will give you a verical thrill

The sign man

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How about a twin? I can send you a short kit if you have some stuff to trade.

skeeter_ca

How about a ME-163b



skeeter

Gray Beard

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In short, if you are flying ARFs you are stuck with the same cookie cutter planes anyone else can buy. Kits are a better choice but you have to bash for something different there too. You may want to look at plans building for something real different. How about an X-wing fighter from Star Wars?? MAN plans even has plans for that. Very few of my planes are something you can walk in and buy. I have even seen plans for the 163 prop jet. NICE ME!!!!

Semi Retired Aviator

I was looking for something different too; I have quite a few aircraft from a Cub, Cap, Extra, Swoose, Martin Mariner, Skybolt just finished, along with a few others in the workshop, and I've decided on a Dornier 335 from Al Masters plans, 56" scaled up to 64" and I'll be using an OS .70 FS up front and OS .52 FS down the back. One of my criteria is that it has to be fast.

It looks like an interesting project, and probably on the high side of difficulty.

Gray Beard

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There are a set of plans for one in MAN too. I have always liked it and have kept looking at the plans thinking about it. It's one of those twins that will fly well with only one engine and something you never see at shows or fly ins. I have some books with a lot of info on it. That is a very different plane!!