The magister
07-10-2018 | 06:43 PM
#9
I would like to give you some clarifications about who I am and about this airplane.
I am the owner of the plane but I am NOT the manufacturer.
Znline ( belgian jet manufacturer) bought all the molds of christen diffusion . And this particular fouga is the first one build by znline using the molds. It's the znline fouga magister with serial number ONE
I know Jean pierre Zardini very well and this give me the chance to see my fouga slowly growing in the factory.
At this time in the process everything you see on the pics is included in the " deluxe version" of the kit including all the extra options available.
You can already order it on the znline website
I am the owner of the plane but I am NOT the manufacturer.
Znline ( belgian jet manufacturer) bought all the molds of christen diffusion . And this particular fouga is the first one build by znline using the molds. It's the znline fouga magister with serial number ONE
I know Jean pierre Zardini very well and this give me the chance to see my fouga slowly growing in the factory.
At this time in the process everything you see on the pics is included in the " deluxe version" of the kit including all the extra options available.
You can already order it on the znline website
Last edited by SALMONBUG; 07-11-2018 at 01:37 PM.
07-11-2018 | 03:01 AM
#12
If you read the fouga kit description on zinline website you will read that a set of 3D printed parts is in preparation to improve the scale appearance .As I said above I am on holidays at this time and fare away from belgium. Meaning I can't go to JP and ask what's in the hoven and what he plan to offer for sale.
I'll be in belgium in the middle of next week and I will be able to give you reliable info about this extra parts kit.
What I already know is that some of the 3D printed extra parts will be the base to creates molds and some other 3D printed parts will be the part itself (Hope you understand what I try to explain with my bad english
I'll be in belgium in the middle of next week and I will be able to give you reliable info about this extra parts kit.
What I already know is that some of the 3D printed extra parts will be the base to creates molds and some other 3D printed parts will be the part itself (Hope you understand what I try to explain with my bad english
07-11-2018 | 03:29 AM
#13
I just checked the website, the info about the extra parts to improve scale appearance is only in the french version of the site, it's missing in the english one. I just mailed znline about this concern and I guess this will be corrected soon
07-11-2018 | 08:32 AM
#17
I never had the AD design kit in hands so I can't answer, All I could say is that in my part of the world znline is known to deliver top quality and give excellent support. On the fouga, A lot of optional extra work can be factory done. flight controls hinging, gear doors installation and son on.
check znline.com for the list of available options.
About the website I have to admit that the aircraft description is much more clear in french than in english.....
I'll talk to JP about that when back from holidays
check znline.com for the list of available options.
About the website I have to admit that the aircraft description is much more clear in french than in english.....
I'll talk to JP about that when back from holidays
07-11-2018 | 01:08 PM
#18
I would like to give you some clarifications about who I am and about this airplane.
I am the owner of the plane but I am NOT the manufacturer.
Znline ( belgian jet manufacturer) bought all the molds of aviation design company. And this particular fouga is the first one build by znline using the molds. It's the znline fouga magister with serial number ONE
I know Jean pierre Zardini very well and this give me the chance to see my fouga slowly growing in the factory and also to give my opinion about some technical choice we have to make to complete the airframe.
At this time in the process everything you see on the pics is included in the " deluxe version" of the kit including all the extra options available.
You can already order it on the znline website
I am the owner of the plane but I am NOT the manufacturer.
Znline ( belgian jet manufacturer) bought all the molds of aviation design company. And this particular fouga is the first one build by znline using the molds. It's the znline fouga magister with serial number ONE
I know Jean pierre Zardini very well and this give me the chance to see my fouga slowly growing in the factory and also to give my opinion about some technical choice we have to make to complete the airframe.
At this time in the process everything you see on the pics is included in the " deluxe version" of the kit including all the extra options available.
You can already order it on the znline website
Not moulds from Aviation Design but from Christen Diffusion
I had same Fouga in the past and you will enjoy with it.
regards
07-23-2018 | 01:14 AM
#20
I come back to you after my hollidays
I discussed with J.P. yesterday at the flying field about the famous extra parts he his developing to improve the scale appearence of the plane. Because that part of the fouga is still in " developement " and he has not yet a precise idea about what will be included in the stock deluxe kit and what will be "optional" I prefer to not give any info yet.
Stay tuned
I discussed with J.P. yesterday at the flying field about the famous extra parts he his developing to improve the scale appearence of the plane. Because that part of the fouga is still in " developement " and he has not yet a precise idea about what will be included in the stock deluxe kit and what will be "optional" I prefer to not give any info yet.
Stay tuned
05-28-2023 | 10:27 PM
#23
as the original writer seems not to respond anymore, I can maybe answer your questions. I have flown my Fouga Magister of ZN Line in the meantime.
The model looks and flies pretty well. Is not 100% scale but close enough for me. I chose a rather rare german version. Some scale details will be added later.
Franz
The model looks and flies pretty well. Is not 100% scale but close enough for me. I chose a rather rare german version. Some scale details will be added later.
Franz
