_Tommy D

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Guys

Global makes a Kit, but it's for a glow. Do I have any options for a DVII electric wise? If not any other WW1 BiPlane kits worth it??

Regards

Tommy in NY [8D]

3d-aholic

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The Global one can be easily converted to Electric. Lots of room inside and easy to add air breathing. Here's a review of an electric conversion of the plane. http://www.hobbypeople.net/review/232501sem.htm.

I'm selling mine on EBay if your interested..._> Item #3182962092

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...gename=rvi:1:1

E-Challenged

Dare has a stick and tissue kit for a geared speed 400. These semi-scale kits require experience in building stickand tissue models but can fly great if set up properly. Use Google to find Dare's websitge or Pat's Custom Models Pat Tritle designed this and many other stick and tissue models.

cwat212

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXFTC4&P=0

This might be what you are looking for.

mgdon

Sig Manufacturing is coming out with an electric foam arf Fokker D7-supposed to be delivering early april
(I've got one ordered).i
Has a 32.7" wingspan.
Sig's at sigmfg.com

watt_the!

They have about 180 kits available.

All quality laser cut, light and suitbale for electric or glow conversion.


[link]http://www.darehobby.com[/link]


several wright flyers, dr1s, plenty of ww1 kits and warbirds and more.

i like them.

there are also many there by mike midkiff that are perfect scale replicas.

checkout the B17 in the customers models.

Tim.

dottney

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Check Hobby Hangar, they have a D7 that can be electrocuted. For other WWI model kits try AerodromeRC.com. Kurt has a number of of geared speed 400 sized lasercut short kits (superb quality). Peter Rake in England has a number of plans that have been published in the Brit mags.
Dave Ottney