The future for twin boom trainers in Europe?
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Is there a future for the twin boom trainer category here in Europe? Itīs been a while since you could by the Boomerangs or the Xcaliburs over here. Will they ever be back? I know that you can get some of the Boomerang line in the US but it it not relay feasible to import a jet kit over the pond.
The twin booms where excellent trainers and often to an affordable price.
Jannica
Sweden
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Is there a future for the twin boom trainer category here in Europe? Itīs been a while since you could by the Boomerangs or the Xcaliburs over here. Will they ever be back? I know that you can get some of the Boomerang line in the US but it it not relay feasible to import a jet kit over the pond.
The twin booms where excellent trainers and often to an affordable price.
Jannica
Sweden
The twin booms where excellent trainers and often to an affordable price.
Jannica
Sweden
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There is still the "Serpent" by IAD Model Designs.
It is a wooden twin boom trainer. Very light, lands slowly, handles well by all accounts.
I've never flown one but two or three flew at the Elvington Jet-together event in May.
It is a wooden twin boom trainer. Very light, lands slowly, handles well by all accounts.
I've never flown one but two or three flew at the Elvington Jet-together event in May.
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