sig hog bipe
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From: charlotte,
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I have heard all of these wonderful things about this plane and have seen three fly all with .91s. I am thinking of building this and would like to know if there are any misses or anything that was bad about the kit, did you change anything. post some pics of your hog.
Would like to convert it to look like an old 30's racing plane!
Racer
Would like to convert it to look like an old 30's racing plane!
Racer
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From: Orofino, Idaho
I've got one partially in the bones right now and I am having a ball building it.
Lots of cool pics at fubarhill to look and see what other folks are doing with theirs, i.e. mods, cowls, powerplants, etc.
Otis J
Lots of cool pics at fubarhill to look and see what other folks are doing with theirs, i.e. mods, cowls, powerplants, etc.
Otis J
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From: Hooks, TX
Yes, ,the Hog is really a great building and great flying plane. The website to checkout is www.fubarhill.com
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From: Bangor, ME
Originally posted by racer
I have heard all of these wonderful things about this plane and have seen three fly all with .91s. I am thinking of building this and would like to know if there are any misses or anything that was bad about the kit, did you change anything. post some pics of your hog.
Would like to convert it to look like an old 30's racing plane!
Racer
I have heard all of these wonderful things about this plane and have seen three fly all with .91s. I am thinking of building this and would like to know if there are any misses or anything that was bad about the kit, did you change anything. post some pics of your hog.
Would like to convert it to look like an old 30's racing plane!
Racer
My hog bipe has been modified. I have basically done all the modifications suggested at the fubar site except moving the postion of my landing gear. In addition I modified my cabane struts to give them a more scale appearance. I also lowered the floor a 1/2 at the fire wall to allow me to install my fuel tank at a better position for my inverted engine installation. I used a fiberglass RV4 cowl . It is powered with an inverted magnum 91 4 stroke.
Don't hesitate to build this kit.
Scott
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From: Lynnfield, MA
Fubar Hill has a nice list of mods. I put in a bigger LG mounting plate, moved gear forward 1/2 inch. The 91FX means she'll deliver pure vertical. :sunsmiley
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From: Laguna Niguel,
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The Hog Bipe is by far my favorite flyer. Recently whacked it pretty good. Had the lower wing and fuselage fixed up, and was back flying in two weeks despite the fact that I thought it was a gonner. I am not a stunt flyer at all. More of a cruiser.....I have an OS .61 FX two stroke and while it is a little pokey, it fly's like a Bipe should. Very realistic looking in the air. Never met anyone who didn't love the plane......Advice??? If you want to stunt around, use a .91. If you want to cruise, the .61 is cool.




