Newbies Bi-Plane
 

Can anyone suggest a good ARF Bi-Plane? I've got some flight time on a trainer and a Dazzler (Kit), and I'm really intrigued by two wings. Thought a lot about Great Lakes Bipe (Modeltech) But the forums in this web-site absolutely HATE it.[:@]
I'd prefer something in the 40 Size realm. Thanks Guys.

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"Bakes"

RE: Newbies Bi-Plane
 

TigerMoth

I believe pacific areomodels makes one in the size you are looking at

RE: Newbies Bi-Plane
 

It is not an ARF but it has the flying characteristics that you are looking for: Sig Hog Bipe.

In the ARF try the Kyosho Super Stearman, not as easy as the Hog Bipe but an easy flying bipe.

RE: Newbies Bi-Plane
 

Pacaeromodels makes a 120 and a 30 size, I have not seen the 30 size, but if the quality is as good as their others, it should be a winner.

Here's a link:

http://www.pacaeromodel.com/TigerMot...0%20size%20ARF

RE: Newbies Bi-Plane
 

I haven't flown one, but I've heard that the Thuder Tiger Tiger Bipe is an easy flying bipe.

RE: Newbies Bi-Plane
 

The Kyosho tiger moth is a nice plane. I haven't finished mine yet (too many other projects, and I'm going to paint it a different scheme). But the kit seems acceptable, and while I haven't flown it yet, everything I see with it says it should be a nice, easy to fly plane, even trainer-like, except for the drag.

RE: Newbies Bi-Plane
 

If you don't mind having a profile bipe the Sig Ultimate Fun Fly is a good one. But if you want something that flies in a more scale-type manner this isn't the one to get.