Too Many Planes?
07-23-2004, 09:44 PM
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Too Many Planes?
This was a thread a while back..."How Many is Too Many"...BUT I can't seem to locate it so if someone can direct me to it then no need for a reply here.
However, I'm just curious...can you have too many planes where there is too much maintenance to be completed where overall quality may be comprimised? I love buying and building and with so many great ARF's on the market, its too easy to go buy and throw together an ARF.
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However, I'm just curious...can you have too many planes where there is too much maintenance to be completed where overall quality may be comprimised? I love buying and building and with so many great ARF's on the market, its too easy to go buy and throw together an ARF.
Thanks,
Pat
07-23-2004, 11:13 PM
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RE: Too Many Planes?
Is it possible to have to many ? lets just say I know a guy that has a count of over 80 planes. that is in kits not built, planes he is working on, or planes that simply are already finished. the question is Is this to many ? hummmm. . .
07-24-2004, 12:33 PM
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RE: Too Many Planes?
Unless the government fines you with zoning violations for building an uncertified airport, there is no such thing as too many. Even then, I may take the punishment just for spite. I wonder if they let you fly your models in jail?
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