New GSP 50 size P-51
01-23-2005, 11:11 AM
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New GSP 50 size P-51
Has anybody looked at the new GSP 50 size P-51D ARF? It looks pretty nice. Fiberglass fuse, not sure about the wing. Not sure if retracts are included. It appears to be a really nice scale looking smaller model.
01-24-2005, 12:51 PM
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RE: New GSP 50 size P-51
Bump this back up.
So... is this a case where it sucks and nobody has it? Or it's too new and nobody has even seen it?
So... is this a case where it sucks and nobody has it? Or it's too new and nobody has even seen it?
01-24-2005, 04:57 PM
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RE: New GSP 50 size P-51
Hi,
These two Stangs are pictured in a CMP release at www.modelengines.com.au/. There is a 140 size ( 1815mm span) with flaps and a50 size( 1340mm span ).
According to the brief blurb, both have fiberglass fuses and will " accept retracts " The 140 for 140 four strokes and the 50 for 46 two strokes or 52 fourstrokes.
The photos show some panel lines on the fuses and apart from what I think are 'ordinary 'graphics and a no detail cockpit, the model appear to be scale in outline.
I will try to include the photos , but you can see them for yourselves at the web site.
Regards,
Keith.
These two Stangs are pictured in a CMP release at www.modelengines.com.au/. There is a 140 size ( 1815mm span) with flaps and a50 size( 1340mm span ).
According to the brief blurb, both have fiberglass fuses and will " accept retracts " The 140 for 140 four strokes and the 50 for 46 two strokes or 52 fourstrokes.
The photos show some panel lines on the fuses and apart from what I think are 'ordinary 'graphics and a no detail cockpit, the model appear to be scale in outline.
I will try to include the photos , but you can see them for yourselves at the web site.
Regards,
Keith.
