I have a Webra .61 from the1990s that is mint, and has only been run a few times. I'm looking for a .50 to .60 biplane kit or ARF. Any suggestions?
PS
I live at 4200 feet elevation, so a .50 size plane would be best (need more power for the higher elevation)

ARF
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXARYB&P=0

Kit
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJ581&P=0

Everything at Nitro Planes is out of stock as always.

Thanks Cowboy, that was fassst. I really like the Christen eagle.

Just a quick question, how long have you been flying RC and what type of planes have you flown??

those are both .46 planes. I live at 6200 feet and here you can fly any 60 plane with any 60 engine.

A GP Super Skybolt would be the perfect biplane for that engine:

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXLUT7&P=0

Bruce

With a really big prop

I've been flying since 1972. I've flown gliders, shoestring, kiwi, P-38, corsair, fun star, cougar, top dawg. falcone 56, headmaster,chipmunk, eagle 2, skyraider.....

Good enough. Too many people look at a Pitts and think it's so cool they pick one up for a second plane after there trainer.

not really, Ialways use the one that the manual recomends.

Ditto on the Super Skybolt. I've been flying one for a year or so. Great flying bipe. I am powering mine with an OS 75 ax.