beachyboy429

what can i say? i love the corsairs and mustangs! Im lookin at PZ P51 D RTF and the PZ F4U Corsair PNP (need to buy extra equiptment *good for long run* or pay an ass load for a RTF foamie)

I have gusty wind and it varies very much during the day. Windy, calm, big gust, calm, subtle breeze (repeat every 45 seconds)

without buying a balsa plane and wrecking it (which ill cry cuz theyre not cheap) will either of these birds handle wind well? I have 2 F27b's and a C and they fly GREAT in wind! Yes, i crank up the throttle on both models. Im no noob but im not a seasoned pilot. Speed is no issue for me, its control in wind. both planes look great but i dont know which one is better?

any other 'stangs/corsairs that'll take wind and reasonably priced. (not above $300) Ive just been on the HH website lookin around..

opinions?

Thanks!
Michael

traxxboy

Do you have any flying experiance?

beachyboy429

i have 2 Stryker b's and a brand new Stryker C. Ive flown the B's alot and am working my way up to the C. I also have a trainer heli Eflite CX and the FS One program

traxxboy

Ok, I have never flown the pz p-51 but I heard it is a dog and has many little problems. I have the pz spitfire and it is a wonderfully flying plane. It is realy your decision to get the pnp or rtf. Ill be buying the rtf. I dont want to buy the batteries. The t-28 is a wonderfull flying airplane as well.

MANFRED

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Try to fly something other than a foamy taildragger and get something with substantial size. H-9 or world models fly great.

beachyboy429

i was looking into H9's Spitfire MkII 60, P51D 60, and F4U Corsair 60 arfs....

it'll cost a pretty penny but they're all sweet planes
i just cant decide which one i like more...

anyone have these?

brainox

hi beachy, not sure if you already found your F4U corsair arf, but i found a similar plane here though i think this one is rtf.

G-Pete

BrainOx, this original post is 10 month old - how you guys find that stuff.....