Ken, you're very lucky. I wish we had a place within an hour's drive that discounts that much.

just go for any plane you want, any plane can be made to have fun with the right engine, throws, any any other mods, trust me, i know.

Hobby People doesn't show the weight. Must be a flying brick!

6-8 LBs

MY DragonLady with an ASP 108 Redhead, Trueturn spinner and Slimline Pitts muffler weighs in right at 10 lb empty. No additional weight was necessary.

Bill

I HAD THE OLD DRAGON LADY WITH A OS. 108 UNTILL LAST YEAR WHEN I RETIRED IT AFTER 8 YEARS GREAT LOW WING AIR PLANE I PUT A FULL CANOPY ON IT AND RECOVERED IT AFTER 5 YEARS AND NO IT IS NOT AN EXTRA BUT IS STILL ALOT OF FUN AND WITH THE OS IN IT SHE WOULD MOVE PRETTY GOOD.

Does modeltech still make the aRC? I had one way back when, and it was lost in a move.. (damn pianos) and id love to get an ARC but definitely not the ARF... but from pricing on the net Ive seen that the ARC is 189 where the ARF is 149 through hp.

any input?

g.

I just picked up an ARC for $130 off of ebay. I think I'm gonna put a U.S. Engines 41cc on it. At least try anyway. Can't wait to get to work on it.



Scott J. Wolke

damn..i really want to find an ARC..i dont want to get the ARF and peel the covering off...just to recover it.. or is this a better idea?

Thinking of purchasing a dragon lady. Does any one know what covering is on it? Do not want a bad experience like I had with a V-Mar. What do you think of a Magnum 120 fs in it?

I undestand that the covering is thin low temp stuff. Because ot that and that it weighs over 10 pounds I have passed on it.

Thanks for the input but know I'm really

Don't know how you can have a 6 pound model of this size with foam wings, and take the vibration of a 1.08. My last model of this size was under 9 lbs. IMO 10 pounds dry is too heavy.