The OFFICIAL stryker combat thread
 

Well here it is!

Search turned up no results and I think these are the perfect planes for nice, clean combat.

I haven't gotten my stryker yet, but hopefully one will come soon as it is on my Christmas wishlist. :D


My dad has one and we had a little "pretend" combat when I was in the air with my cub. My dad would fly up behind me with his stryker and make machine gun noises and fly off.

Well, after he made his pass, he made has bank turn a little to tight and my cub ended up in two on the ground.

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...shedcub028.jpg

Well, his ended up on the ground too with a beat up rear.

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...edcub014-1.jpg


The motor mount was snapped and the foam is splitting off on the rear and front.

Here is a teaser of what's to come.

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...edcub042-1.jpg



So if I get mine, we plane to get the combat modules and duke it out in the air. [8D]


So I would like all to post in this here thread with all stryker combat related stuff.

Have fun! :D

RE: The OFFICIAL stryker combat thread
 

Woa! that black and white Stryker is sweet! I am checking out strykers and i am a bit confused on models. What is the difference(besides decals???)between 27, b . and c???? Any??? Also has anybody compared stryker speed range capability to a twin jet? I have seen vid of a twin 'jet'(WHY do they call anon turbine 'jet'??!) going way fast and amazingly slow. I'm wondering what the stryker can do on the low end too? Seems counter-intuitive that a twin 'jet' (prop) should be able to fly SO slow(as well as fast) and that a single engine stryker should then be go slow as well(?) but all the vids I see only show it's fast side.
I'm going NUTS with nothing currently to fly...so help me please understand the difference if ya know! I will either get the stryker or the twin (aargh!) 'jet'. I want the one with the best overall speed range.

thanks!!!
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RE: The OFFICIAL stryker combat thread
 

ok I have heard quite a bit about strykers and I was wondering what are they, are they based on a real plane and nomatterr what what company makes them