These planes are not available yet, but if you like Iwill show the build steps on the test model. It takes time to post this stuff, so if you are interested, let me know, and Iwill keep doing it, if not, Iwon't..

Sorry, having a hard time uploading pictures.

Got two loaded, let's try three..

Look good to me. I'll follow along.

Looks like three at a time is the most you can do.

Ditto. Am just completing the CMP DH2 Beaver (electrified). Have always had a soft spot in my heart for the Beaver.

Jack

Apple Hobby? Who??

The parts you have shown so far look pretty good with the detailing. Keep the build going!

Look'in Good....Keep em comming!

Ok then!Here's more!

This is a big model!Iwill probably be using a big electric motor from Hobbyking...

Icannot complete the build yet, Iam waiting on servos to arrive, but Ihave done just about everything Ican do up to that point.

Ialso got the floats all assembled, pictures of that coming up soon too.

It has been very easy to put together so far. The most tedious part has been installing the hinges for the opening doors, but it's not bad, just takes a little care.

How about some details on where, when and how much to get one .

More pictures.

You've got me interested. Please keep posting the photos.

Thanks

looks like easy tiger models, will watch this build.......r

Looks like a great parachute plane for fun flys. Keep the pics coming.

Yup...Easy Tiger $895 + $249 for floats. It's on their website

We will have it on our website soon, price will be $849.

The opening doors are the hardest part of the whole build, but they are not that hard. You just need to take a little time to line up the hinges correctly.

More.

The pushrods for the elevators are carbon fiber, I glued the metal ends in with JB Weld.

The wings are really easy, you just need to glue the hinges, install the horns and servos.