What’s coming in 2018??
01-01-2018, 02:51 PM
#81
Pacific RC Jets has the following on the slate to sell for 2018:
Aside from all the Great SkyMaster Jets that Anton already said he is going to release, we will also have the following,
T-One Models:
F-22, the scale details are off the hook!! We are keeping the pictures under wraps until we have the Fully Tested Production F-22 ready to go.
2.38M Hawk 100 & Short nose Hawk shortly after. Again, the scale details should be above and beyond!!
1.8M F-16 same size as the HSD but will be full Composite, E-Gear, Lights and very price competitive to the HSD Foamy without the foam.
They were asked to make the Chinese JWM Team the J-10 and it will be available to our customers as well.
Lastly they are making a Jet upon our request that is not available yet by anyone and we will keep it under wraps until it is ready to be released. The mold is almost completed and should be ready hopefully in Spring. (Can you say TEASER?)
Aviation Jets:
Some of you have seen the 3.5M SU-35 pictures on our website. They have been flying and testing that jet and it should be released shortly after the Chinese New Year.
2.7M SU-27, released about the same time.
Talks of the SU-37 as well
1/7 A-10, E-gear, ordinance, operational canopy, lights installed, Very scale details as well. Should be a great size A-10 for a pair of the New Small K-85G2's.
Hopefully this gives you guys something to plan for!!
Happy Holidays,
Pacific RC Jets
Aside from all the Great SkyMaster Jets that Anton already said he is going to release, we will also have the following,
T-One Models:
F-22, the scale details are off the hook!! We are keeping the pictures under wraps until we have the Fully Tested Production F-22 ready to go.
2.38M Hawk 100 & Short nose Hawk shortly after. Again, the scale details should be above and beyond!!
1.8M F-16 same size as the HSD but will be full Composite, E-Gear, Lights and very price competitive to the HSD Foamy without the foam.
They were asked to make the Chinese JWM Team the J-10 and it will be available to our customers as well.
Lastly they are making a Jet upon our request that is not available yet by anyone and we will keep it under wraps until it is ready to be released. The mold is almost completed and should be ready hopefully in Spring. (Can you say TEASER?)
Aviation Jets:
Some of you have seen the 3.5M SU-35 pictures on our website. They have been flying and testing that jet and it should be released shortly after the Chinese New Year.
2.7M SU-27, released about the same time.
Talks of the SU-37 as well
1/7 A-10, E-gear, ordinance, operational canopy, lights installed, Very scale details as well. Should be a great size A-10 for a pair of the New Small K-85G2's.
Hopefully this gives you guys something to plan for!!
Happy Holidays,
Pacific RC Jets
01-01-2018, 05:39 PM
#83
01-01-2018, 11:22 PM
#87
There’s lots of unique Russian and European jets that never get modelled... SU 25, Mig 25, Tornado, Gripen and various mirage’s plus what others posted above. It’s nice to see T-one making different sized models to suit different customers
01-02-2018, 05:15 AM
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01-04-2018, 01:50 AM
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As a designer and builder I've always had a desire to build something different but this is not is the form of a new never seen jet but a different way of manufacture.....
So understanding it might need to be on a reasonably large scale due to weight implications I would like to see a kit which starts life as a 'proper airframe' with no skin, so the bare internal frame structure is like the full size, this could be modular and be bolted together. Once the frame is built you apply moulded composite panels and fix them in whatever way works, it could even be rivets and screws as there are companies who make tiny screws and rivets. The resulting jet would be close to a true scale jet, 3D printing could make this process more doable but the thought of a jet that you could literally strip panels off to repair or service would be very cool.
marcs
So understanding it might need to be on a reasonably large scale due to weight implications I would like to see a kit which starts life as a 'proper airframe' with no skin, so the bare internal frame structure is like the full size, this could be modular and be bolted together. Once the frame is built you apply moulded composite panels and fix them in whatever way works, it could even be rivets and screws as there are companies who make tiny screws and rivets. The resulting jet would be close to a true scale jet, 3D printing could make this process more doable but the thought of a jet that you could literally strip panels off to repair or service would be very cool.
marcs