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From: Finchingfield, Essex, UNITED KINGDOM
I've got the Ikarus Bleriot III and it was a great plane (the first one I managed to fly OK on my own cos it's so slow). However, in this day and age there is a much better starter plane - the GWS Slowstick. It flies in a very similar way to the Bleriot so is great for a learner but only costs something like $35 and that INCLUDES the motor/gearbox and prop. The choice is a real no-brainer (unless you particularly like the semi-scale looks of the Bleriot - each time I see the original, full size flying 1911 Bleriot XI at Old Warden I think of my first R/C success!)
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From: New Albany, IN
All you have to do is go to [link=http://www.google.com]www.google.com[/link] and search for the following string Ikarus Bleriot III.
The first link that comes up has several kits of this available.
The first link that comes up has several kits of this available.
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From: Martinez,
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Hey there Jon, for what its worth I just purchased the Bleriot from Ikarus and I also have a Slow Stick. I purchased the plane for roughly $35 as they were/are have an end of year inventory clearance sale. The Slow Stick is wonderful for the self learner since parts are readily available and is relatively bullet-proof. The only thing that I have broken on the Slow Stick (on a regular basis, Ha, Ha!) are props, in addition upgrades a readily available as well. I bought the Bleriot with the intention as a slow park flyer that I can eventually buddy box to teach my girls on as well as liking the looks. I hope this gives you some direction



