Help identifying this airplane kit
03-24-2009 | 10:23 PM
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Help identifying this airplane kit
I bought this kit a few years ago on e-bay. It was sold as a generic 30-40 size plane I believe. I misplaced the instructions.
Does anyone know what plane this is?
Does anyone know what plane this is?
03-25-2009 | 05:06 AM
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RE: Help identifying this airplane kit
As I recall..this one never had an actual name. It was one of many profile "Clones" that showed up on Ebay. They were going for about $40.00 and the guy was charging $59.99 for shipping from Illinois.
So I guess the name of this ARF,,,is RIPOFF!!
So I guess the name of this ARF,,,is RIPOFF!!
03-25-2009 | 10:08 PM
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RE: Help identifying this airplane kit
I've got a couple of those planes, except they have different color schemes. They fly great with a lightweight 36 to 40 size engine. Mine didn't come with instructions either.
I never found out the official name of the plane, but they are commonly referred to as the "Ebay Plane", the "No-Name Profile", and the "Mystery Profile".
You will find a lot more info about that plane on that site that is dedicated to profile planes.
I never found out the official name of the plane, but they are commonly referred to as the "Ebay Plane", the "No-Name Profile", and the "Mystery Profile".
You will find a lot more info about that plane on that site that is dedicated to profile planes.
03-25-2009 | 10:28 PM
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RE: Help identifying this airplane kit
ORIGINAL: Dave McDonald
I've got a couple of those planes, except they have different color schemes. They fly great with a lightweight 36 to 40 size engine. Mine didn't come with instructions either.
I never found out the official name of the plane, but they are commonly referred to as the "Ebay Plane", the "No-Name Profile", and the "Mystery Profile".
You will find a lot more info about that plane on that site that is dedicated to profile planes.
I've got a couple of those planes, except they have different color schemes. They fly great with a lightweight 36 to 40 size engine. Mine didn't come with instructions either.
I never found out the official name of the plane, but they are commonly referred to as the "Ebay Plane", the "No-Name Profile", and the "Mystery Profile".
You will find a lot more info about that plane on that site that is dedicated to profile planes.
03-25-2009 | 10:34 PM
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RE: Help identifying this airplane kit
It looks to be the small version of the butterfly 3d with a different color scheme http://www.axarmodel.com/component/p...rt/Itemid,113/
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04-28-2009 | 10:33 PM
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RE: Help identifying this airplane kit
ORIGINAL: Dave McDonald
You will find a lot more info about that plane on that site that is dedicated to profile planes.
You will find a lot more info about that plane on that site that is dedicated to profile planes.
