show us your gliders
07-16-2008, 08:42 PM
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show us your gliders
anything from PSS,slope racers, electrics and f3's scalies and whatever else i missed come on guys bring it
THANKS GUYS
THANKS GUYS
07-16-2008, 11:27 PM
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RE: show us your gliders
ORIGINAL: rocketman47
My new LET ASW28. It's gonna have an Axi in the nose. No need for a tow, here!
My new LET ASW28. It's gonna have an Axi in the nose. No need for a tow, here!
Where did you order your LET ASW28 from?
07-17-2008, 12:45 AM
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Where did you order your LET ASW28 from?
ORIGINAL: rocketman47
My new LET ASW28. It's gonna have an Axi in the nose. No need for a tow, here!
My new LET ASW28. It's gonna have an Axi in the nose. No need for a tow, here!
Where did you order your LET ASW28 from?
I have dealt with them on several occasions. They're the best!
07-17-2008, 01:57 PM
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RE: show us your gliders
Hey Evan, your first plane looks exactly like my Ferox but with a shorter tail and wooden wings...! Forgot to mention that your plane is a high wing, the Ferox is a midwing The third photo is a Talon? It looks like one except for the strange swept back wings. The last is obviously a Talon. Very nice P38, is is wood. The second photo is a Fling right?
Where did you get the T-Tail hotliner model? It looks beautiful.
Very nice planes looking forward to post my own.
Where did you get the T-Tail hotliner model? It looks beautiful.
Very nice planes looking forward to post my own.
07-17-2008, 02:47 PM
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The first is my own design, it breaks down into the box it is sitting on and I take it with me to fly, it has flown a couple dozen sites in the US and Spain, I call it a Traveler. The second is a recovered Fling. The third a modified talon, swept wings + 4" longer wing span, 2" longer fuse, swept tail. The next is a BulleT from Soaring USA, it is the only powered glider here and I sholdn't have included it since I feel a glider with a motor is not a glider. Next is my P-38, my design with foam over a ply crutch in the fuse and booms and built up wings, very light and very acrobatic while being pretty fast. Next is a Douglas Silhoette, highly modified too, they were popular in the '80's. last is a Talon built pretty much to plans. I have others ready to fly but no pictures of them, all of these are on the wall ready to fly and I fly them semi regularly.
07-17-2008, 03:19 PM
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Not sure, here's a semi list... biggest is a 16' old timer, smallest a 20" Mustang. Fastest... well right this minute a 200+ F5D, but working on a FAI F3D, slowest... hmmm not sure... helo's electric to the .91 Freya right now, have had gassers. No turbines but I have elctric jets. Speed 400, F5D, hotliners, slope, thermal, electric gliders, competition fun flys, regular old sport planes, twins... from 200mph twin Outlaw to twin .75 P-38, float planes... from a 36" old timer to a 105" old timer to fun flys on floats to a highly modified Outlaw on floats and a Northstar... Lots of little electrics too... and a blimp....
07-18-2008, 10:36 AM
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RE: show us your gliders
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Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the info.
I wish I had a picture of mine! not that it would impress anyone anyways [
] I really need to strip it and do some work and recover. She's pretty old.
07-20-2008, 08:21 AM
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RE: show us your gliders
BTW my sailplane is in my post (Finished Ferox!). I will post the same photos here when my dad lets me use his computer which has a webcam
07-22-2008, 07:54 PM
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RE: show us your gliders
My MUSTANG SALLY, Gentle Lady, PJS1500 with custom motor mount, 13x7 APC, CCHV85, TP 6C-3300 87-90 amps 25volts, 2100+ watts AUW 2.25lbs.
