Prince America Tucano .61 or World Models T-34?
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Prince America Tucano .61 or World Models T-34?
Besides the engine size different, which of these two perform their best in flying for a regular sunday flier?? Thank You all!!
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t-34
I've never seen the Prince model. I have seen several of the T-34's and the Super Sports .40's by World Models (very similar). For an all around (but reasonably gentle) sport model, the T-34 will be tough to beat. They are pretty sharp looking, pretty aerobatic & have very stable flight characteristics.
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Hi Scott, I've been flying jet props and low wings...so my next plane that i want to choose was something w/ tri-gear =) i also heard others say wm t-34 is great and the tucano .61 is pretty good too..So i'm trying to decide which of these two flight characteristics are better and i'm sure the t-34 prices is way low...
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Prince America Tucano .61 or World Models T-34?
If you haven't seen the Tucano, take a look at it. It is absolutely stunning. It will be all the rage on the flight line.
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A similar plane to those you mentioned is the CG Tiger 2 ARF. IMHO- It is very similar in flight to the T-34. It is pretty sharp and well behaved. We have several of both in the club. We also have several of the SS .40's I mentioned in the previous post. I think both these two are also worth a look.
Back to the T-34. There is an article in the latest AMA mag. regarding using the T-34 as an entry pattern ship. It may be worth reading.
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Back to the T-34. There is an article in the latest AMA mag. regarding using the T-34 as an entry pattern ship. It may be worth reading.
Scott