Not much has been written about this bipe since it was just introduced. I placed an order for one along with the AXI brushless motor combo pack. It should be a hoot. The fact that it has airfoiled wings, doesn't have the cookie cutter "profile" design look (it has a formed fuse and clear canopy!) and can be flown in some wind sold me on this plane. I'm planning to spraypaint some stripes on the wing to accent it's two tone black and white look.


Take a look...
https://www.nesail.com/detail.php?productID=2922

There is a video here too...

https://www.nesail.com/videos/ultimateepp.mpg


SINYFLY

I eh ececibido it today and am going to mount it,
¶as it flies and that helix has¶
¶10x6,, 10x4¶

One of the R/C mags did a review of this plane awhile back. I think it was either "Fly r/c" or "MAN".

The only problem I have with it is the cost. I just can't see spending 90 bucks for a 31" span, foam parkflyer

The review was in Model Aircraft News. I am not sure which month but it is in the one with the GP chipmunk on the cover. I just ordered on of these and will let everyone know how it builds and flies. I love ultimate bipes and can't wait to fly this one. I agree with FentonFlyer about the price. I think that it is too much and it took lots of thinking about it before I ordered it. There is not another EPP ultimate out there yet. I have had a couple of NES planes before and they are first rate kits. This one should be no different. Plus I wanted something that I could fly at my local school yard and handle some wind.

Rick