Phoenix Models Extra 300s
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From: Littlestown,
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ok, so the replies I got on the SU-31 bsicly pointed out it might be a liitle too much for me to handle right now. So... I did some more research and found this one.
[link]http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXGPL7&P=ML[/link]
What do you guys think about this one?
Thanks
[link]http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXGPL7&P=ML[/link]
What do you guys think about this one?
Thanks
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From: tomsriver,
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if your just starting out, this is not the plane for you, fly something slow so you can stay with it, trust me we all have been there, the idea is to fly long not fact
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From: el centro, CA
I have that one too.. you can't beat for the price..
I'll cost me $200 to build one.. that's just the model.
But if you're a beginer..get a trainer ..like a durastick..it''ll get you ready for a brick and it'll survive
your learning curve.
Scale models looks cool, but as a beginer..you need easy access to the engine , refueling...etc.
I'll cost me $200 to build one.. that's just the model.
But if you're a beginer..get a trainer ..like a durastick..it''ll get you ready for a brick and it'll survive
your learning curve.
Scale models looks cool, but as a beginer..you need easy access to the engine , refueling...etc.



