TLH101

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OK, here's the deal, I have four OS.91 4-strokes that need to be run in, and made absolutely dependable for a B-17 I am building. I am looking for the best ARF for the dollar that will fly well with one of these engines. Looking more for a Warbird or Civilian scale model. Not really interested in the Extra or Edge types. So what's out there that will hold up through four engine break-ins, (provided I dont doink it first), flys well, and is a good dollar value? Maybe some of the e-bay stuff?
And if you know of any to stay away from, please post as well.[&o]
Thanks

HitecMan

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Great Planes has their tigermoth arf?

Robert Bauer

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I am flying a U-Can-Do 46 with a Magnum 90 - 4 stroke Great flying plane Beef up the landing gear.

Primodus

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WM Super Chipmunk. You'll like it so much, you may end up with a fifth OS91FS!

Cyclic Hardover

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Get a "stick" If your only going to use the plane to break in the engines, Then get a plane will take only a few minutes to change the engine since it is all exposed.

NM2K

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The Great Planes Big Stik .60 was going to be my suggestion, for the same reasons you stated.

TLH101

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I really want something that is "scale". Not a fan of sticks, besides I already have several stick types to knock around with. This will be more than a "break-in" plane. It will see lots of flight time.

BANJOAIRPLANE

Big Stik 60 gets my vote.It ain't scale or warbird I know,but is an excellent plane to build confidence on!

BankYank

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How about the P-47 Hobby People sells?

http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/123745.asp

dannafinance

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U-Can-Do 60 gets my vote.

rc34074

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look at the hangar 9 and the world/airborne models "60" size warbird arfs. these are decent and would fly well with this engine. they likely will need some reinforcement at the firewall and at the gear mounts.

ed

bigtim

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I went with a hangar 9 P-40 looks good has retracts and for 260.00 it was worth the price I put my OS 91 fs in it. fits inside the cowl ran the pipe out the rear of the cowl at the vents clean look

les40

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No question about it the Hangar 9 Funtana 90 is the best bang for the buck. It's a large, high quality, capable airplane for $200

vasek

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Well for 200 bucks you can get the KMP Zero... i think if you look at the posts here on RCU you will agree...

BTW i was amazed at the looks & the quality!

vasek

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Sorry mate, that's CMP not KMP!!!!! i always confuse those two

Ken Bryant

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Little Toni, Scale and looks great. Flys awesome with a OS 91