Gee Bee R2, experienced pilots only
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From: Amersfoort, , NETHERLANDS
You gotta love a plane like this when you see it. Good for my wallet that I am not a very experienced pilot 

Spec.
Material: Fiberglass Fuselage / Balsa wings
Wingspan: 1190mm
Length: 740mm
Wing Area: 21.6dm sq.
Flying Weight: 1200g to 1380g(depending on battery/motor used)
It can be flow with electric power or .25 gasser...
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=15125


Spec.
Material: Fiberglass Fuselage / Balsa wings
Wingspan: 1190mm
Length: 740mm
Wing Area: 21.6dm sq.
Flying Weight: 1200g to 1380g(depending on battery/motor used)
It can be flow with electric power or .25 gasser...
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=15125
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Hi!
GEE BEE???? No!...The Granville brothers would shiver in their graves if you called that a GEE BEE!
This is how a GEE BEE looks!
GEE BEE???? No!...The Granville brothers would shiver in their graves if you called that a GEE BEE!
This is how a GEE BEE looks!
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Jaka
That ARF is not too bad, and not far off from the R2...
However in the picture the cowl is mounted incorrectly (or not at all!) which makes the plane look more elongated than it actually is.
Once the ARF is properly assembled it looks fine though.
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At last year's Toledo show, I overheard one gray haired guy saying "There's absolutely no way THAT is a GeeBee, I KNOW GeeBees..." after he looked at a perfectly done Giant Scale version of the R3... how WRONG he was!
That ARF is not too bad, and not far off from the R2...
However in the picture the cowl is mounted incorrectly (or not at all!) which makes the plane look more elongated than it actually is.
Once the ARF is properly assembled it looks fine though.
-
At last year's Toledo show, I overheard one gray haired guy saying "There's absolutely no way THAT is a GeeBee, I KNOW GeeBees..." after he looked at a perfectly done Giant Scale version of the R3... how WRONG he was!




