3D Foamy of the Year
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I think the shockflyer has opened the door to many more electric flyers than any other 3D plane. However My vote has to go to T3DIII Yak. ALthough the T3DII "wild Beast" cap is awsom as well.
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I love the shockflyers. I am switching to the fancyfoam for next year to get a taste of something different. has anybody seen the NEW stuff for 2005 from Shockflyer. They have a YAK for 3D and a coupl more planes for pattern and sport flying. Really cool. They should make a strong comeback next year with these new designs.
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From: Laurel,
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check out the Adrenaline from Abell Hobby
www.abellrc.com
here are some videos
http://abellrc.com/new_page_1.htm
here is the review done by RC Universe, they used a smaller motor than what is recommended
http://www.rcuniverse.com/magazine/a...article_id=433
www.abellrc.com
here are some videos
http://abellrc.com/new_page_1.htm
here is the review done by RC Universe, they used a smaller motor than what is recommended
http://www.rcuniverse.com/magazine/a...article_id=433
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From: Granger,
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I AGREE, I NEED TO ORDER ONE
ORIGINAL: leeul
Hands down winner Foamtana by Lee Ulinger. Check out the video at darrolcady.com or http://www.pacifier.com/~dcady/ and make your own conclusion, many pilots have made the switch. it's painted and a true ARF
http://www.10374.com/3dbatix/videos/foamtana.wmv
Hands down winner Foamtana by Lee Ulinger. Check out the video at darrolcady.com or http://www.pacifier.com/~dcady/ and make your own conclusion, many pilots have made the switch. it's painted and a true ARF
http://www.10374.com/3dbatix/videos/foamtana.wmv
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From: Pooler,
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Wheres all the Tensor 4D guys!
Tensor 4d all the way, if you havent flown one yet, i can understand, but when you fly one, you will never go back to anything else!
And it won the ETOC, all foamies.
Tensor 4d all the way, if you havent flown one yet, i can understand, but when you fly one, you will never go back to anything else!
And it won the ETOC, all foamies.
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I have an Ultimate from fancy foam. I am building it now. The machining of the foam is unbeleavable. I have never seen a foamy fit together this good or look this hightech right out of the box. if it flys anything like it looks in kit form, i am going to have a blast.
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THE TROY BUILT MONTE IS A FINE FOAMY! IT WON'T STALL, HARRIERS AND HOVERS GREAT. A+ ALL THE WAY!
RICK
THE TROY BUILT MONTE IS A FINE FOAMY! IT WON'T STALL, HARRIERS AND HOVERS GREAT. A+ ALL THE WAY!
RICK


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3DFoamy all the way! I think flew one of the older versions and it was awesome, so I can only imagine how well the new Super line flys! Check out the video and the design on www.3DFoamy.com it's amazing to say the least.
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OH
ORIGINAL: cratercreator
check out the Adrenaline from Abell Hobby
www.abellrc.com
here are some videos
http://abellrc.com/new_page_1.htm
here is the review done by RC Universe, they used a smaller motor than what is recommended
http://www.rcuniverse.com/magazine/a...article_id=433
check out the Adrenaline from Abell Hobby
www.abellrc.com
here are some videos
http://abellrc.com/new_page_1.htm
here is the review done by RC Universe, they used a smaller motor than what is recommended
http://www.rcuniverse.com/magazine/a...article_id=433
I agree The adrenaline is by far the best All you need to do is a few mods like add a piece of flat carbon to the bottom of the rudder, leading edge of the wing, and the sides of the wings, and then use two small pieces of flat carbon instead of the round stuff they give you to assemble the elevator half’s. I know it sounds a bit heavy but it makes this thing bullet proof when done.
I have hit the ground with this plane so hard you could see the thing flex bad you would think it was broke for sure but I rarely have to get the glue out to fix it I just put it back in the air. lets put it this way the nose of the fuse is so stout that if you pile it in hard enough you can break a motor shaft and not find a single crack in the plane.
Definitely the one to learn 3D on AWESOME PLANE
Oh yea it handles the wind very nicely also.
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From: Phoenix, AZ
www.insanefoamies.com Yak no doubt about it, the ease of assembly and fit of the parts is right up there with the flying qualities and value, not to mention the customer service!
I cant wait for the full fuse version of the yak to come out.
Dylan
I cant wait for the full fuse version of the yak to come out.
Dylan


