PAM Gee Bee "Y" 82 inch
11-13-2007, 06:53 PM
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PAM Gee Bee "Y" 82 inch
WOW !!!!!!!!
I just received my GEE BEE today and man does it look good! The covering is tight as a Drum, and no wrinkles at all. No way would I try to build this and cover for $399.00.
I am going to use a ZENOAH G26ei for power and have the Robart Struts on the way as well.
This is the second model from PAM I have, the first being a Tiger Moth 120 which is another great plane and looked just a good as the GEE BEE.
As soon as its gets put together I'll post some pictures.
Oh did I say this was One GOOD LOOKING PLANE!!!!
I just received my GEE BEE today and man does it look good! The covering is tight as a Drum, and no wrinkles at all. No way would I try to build this and cover for $399.00.
I am going to use a ZENOAH G26ei for power and have the Robart Struts on the way as well.
This is the second model from PAM I have, the first being a Tiger Moth 120 which is another great plane and looked just a good as the GEE BEE.
As soon as its gets put together I'll post some pictures.
Oh did I say this was One GOOD LOOKING PLANE!!!!
11-13-2007, 07:16 PM
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RE: PAM Gee Bee "Y" 82 inch
You'll enjoy this airplane. Mine has a G-26 and a smoke system. The best part is that they fly as good as they look. I'd like the Robart struts. That's a definite improvement over the factory gear. Enjoy! Pacific Aeromodel makes excellent ARF's. I just received their new clipped wing Monocoupe.
Here are a few photos of mine. The airborne shots were taken at the Joe Nall fly in.
Here are a few photos of mine. The airborne shots were taken at the Joe Nall fly in.
