I have acquired a Flight Eagle F-35 . I am curious t hear what you guys think about this kit/arf both good and bad, what you are powering it with, how it flies, what you think about the instructions etc. Also any video of it would be appreciated

From what I know of that airplane, I believe that you are one of the first to acquire one and I have never seen or heard of one flying in the US. When I saw one first-hand, it looked like a P-160/Rhino sized model to me...

Bob

The plane fly's very good. It does need a gyro on the tail to stop some in flight tail wagging. I test flew it with a P-120sx. My intentions are for a P-160 but it flew great with the 120. Install is straight forward and very basic. I will try to post some flight pictures later. Nice solid plane and don't be afraid of it.
Good luck and enjoy!

Lowell

Thanks Lowell. How complete were the assembly instructions? I went online and allI got was a short list of pics. Is there more to the assembly instructions than that?

There are no "assembly instructions" on any of the jets....really, all it is is an install. Pretty straight forward and basic rigging. The photo's are there just to guide you. Sorry, but that's all there is. I am more than willing to help all I can, but maybe you could get someone nearby to check it out and give you a hand.
Let me know.
THanks,
Lowell

just wanted to be sure I wasnt missing anything. Did you bolt and glue the front assenbly on yours?

Just bolt. It fit perfect.

looks awsume Tony.

you still need to clean out your basement though

Hey Todd, Iam selling as much as Ican. I think I have 5 or 6 listed. Just sold the B39, selling some of my smaller jets now. Todd I moght have access to a 1/4 scale 109 based off teh Meister kit. Fiberglass fuses, foam wings. Sucks to love scale.Lowell thanks, how many flights do you have on yours?

Jim, quit lurrking

The plane is pretty nice. The gear doors fit perfect , ailerons and rudder are pre-hinged, comes with the tail pipe, kevlar tanks and retracts installed and tubed