Hello Everyone!,
I am a expirenced builder and flyer and i have all the supplies for a electric model. i am wanting to start a project that i can finish reatively quick. i am wanting to fly it in the next 2 weeks but i can work on it for about 4 hours every weekday and 12-14 every weekend. Please get back soon with Links, plans (tiled or not) and pictures of finished products. Thanks alot!
Tommy

One brand I like alot is the Stevens Aeromodels! Beautiful lasercut parts, very light construction and made for electric flight[8D] http://www.stevensaero.com/cart/
Go for the Cap 232 .40E and an AXI 2820/10 and you are guaranteed a well-flying beauty combined with some very easy building, and finishing it your own way. Or go for the 480Groove and an AXI 2808/20 if you want a smaller plane.
The kits are built in "no time" using just CA, the constructions are very light and fragile until they are covered.

Sounds like what im looking for. Thanks alot! If anyone finds any others let me know so i will have a variety to choose from.

I couldnt find out what all it comes with. Is it just the plane itself or does it come with a motor?

Ive decided to buy the G480 Groove. That is a beautiful plane in the air. That IS what im looking for. A step up from slow flying aerobats. Thanks agian
Tommy[8D]

No motor, just the plane.
Hope you`ll like the bird, I think they are beautiful. Just remember that there are little strenght before it is covered. A .40-size is closing in for me this time

Mountain Models also have some great flying laser cut kits.

Have you had one? if so how long would it take to biuld?

Hey I just finish building a Horsefly. It's the December 04 issue as a pull out plan that you have to maximize at kinkos.
It' has wingspan of 33.75 and a length (i belive) of 27.25. It's a biplane/slow flyer. Haven't took it out to fly yet because I'm looking for a real cheap brushed 12mm*30mm motor with drive. well i can't take photos at this time but I hope you find what u like in this horsefly and let me know your choice.
Think HORSEFLY.

Vraptor04: Here are some pictures on the Groove-building (a review on my home-forum, not written by me...) http://www.modellflynytt.no/articles.php?articleId=84
You propably won`t understand the language, but take a look at the photos. Vidar who built this one used an AXI 2808/20, same motor I run in a Formosa.
I have not built this one, but an other from Stevens, and I am going for the 232 .40 soon