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12-27-2014, 03:28 AM
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12-27-2014, 03:33 AM
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12-27-2014, 03:36 AM
#1228
It has a wing span of 72" Tom. I wasn't familiar with the Yak either until I stumbled across this one. It is being shipped to me and I should have it in a day or two.
12-27-2014, 12:58 PM
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After I mentioned the Morrisey yesterday, I became curious and searched "that" auction site ti see if a Morrisey was up for bid. In fact, one was. The auction closed last night, and a $280 bid did not meet the seller's reserve price. The seller also had a "buy it now" option on the kit for $450. Now I see the kit is up for sale again, this time at $450, or best offer. I think I'll wait to see what AMR releases it at! LOL!
12-27-2014, 04:26 PM
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acdii,
You have built a beauifull model.
I wish you luck on the weather having no control on it.
I do not wish you luck on the initial flight(s) as I trust that you are a skilled pilot and you will have done all the necessary verifications prior to those flights.
Zor
You have built a beauifull model.
I wish you luck on the weather having no control on it.
I do not wish you luck on the initial flight(s) as I trust that you are a skilled pilot and you will have done all the necessary verifications prior to those flights.
Zor
12-27-2014, 06:00 PM
#1235
ARUP,
That 4-STAR is looking sharp
, Retracts, Lights and even a V-tail.But, I can’t help myself and have got to ask.
Are you going to leave the nose stock? 
12-28-2014, 04:06 AM
#1237
Now that you mention it, Tom, I remember you posting this previously.
After I mentioned the Morrisey yesterday, I became curious and searched "that" auction site ti see if a Morrisey was up for bid. In fact, one was. The auction closed last night, and a $280 bid did not meet the seller's reserve price. The seller also had a "buy it now" option on the kit for $450. Now I see the kit is up for sale again, this time at $450, or best offer. I think I'll wait to see what AMR releases it at! LOL!
After I mentioned the Morrisey yesterday, I became curious and searched "that" auction site ti see if a Morrisey was up for bid. In fact, one was. The auction closed last night, and a $280 bid did not meet the seller's reserve price. The seller also had a "buy it now" option on the kit for $450. Now I see the kit is up for sale again, this time at $450, or best offer. I think I'll wait to see what AMR releases it at! LOL!
AMR has been slow to get this kit out, EJ. If you want one from them, you may be in for a long wait.
If there a Sig kit available for "Best Offer", you may want to investigate what it would take to purchase it.
A friend, Glenn, says that he paid $400.00 for his Bravo kit.
12-28-2014, 12:01 PM
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It would be great to have elusive Bravo kit in the stash, mainly for the "Sig appeal" factor. I also have plans, pants, canopy, and cowl for Hostetler's 96" RV-4. The two planes have very similar lines. Not sure of the flight characteristics, but I'd bet they're similar in that aspect as well. I think the RV-4 will scratch my itch - for now! LOL!
12-28-2014, 02:44 PM
#1239
I had searched for quite a long time before I found my Bravo kit which I am building now. Be patient, however when they do surface you have to crack open the wallet!
12-29-2014, 08:39 AM
#1241
A belated Merry Christmas everyone!! I haven't had much new to say about the Kadet so it seemed a good idea to get myself registered on the SIG Brotherhood so I can talk about my Spacewalker and other SIG stuff too. That is if you will have me?
12-29-2014, 10:33 AM
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12-29-2014, 11:20 AM
#1248
Good news provided GP didn't buy them up like they did Tower and everything else!
I wonder if SIG would crowd source a run of a single out of production kit and how many they would need to order to turn a profit? They would need to make a reasonable profit to make it worth the hassle.
I wonder if SIG would crowd source a run of a single out of production kit and how many they would need to order to turn a profit? They would need to make a reasonable profit to make it worth the hassle.
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12-29-2014, 11:25 AM
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Good news provided GP didn't buy them up like they did Tower and everything else!
I wonder if SIG would crowd source a run of a single of an old kit and how many they would need to order to turn a profit? They would need to make a reasonable profit to make it worth the hassle.
I wonder if SIG would crowd source a run of a single of an old kit and how many they would need to order to turn a profit? They would need to make a reasonable profit to make it worth the hassle.
12-29-2014, 01:23 PM
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