Title: Preferred models of high-wingers /scale/giants (FLYRC) Post by: pvn2000 on November 02, 2010, 07:51:31 PM I wanted to get some feed back from the forum members as to what is the preferred aircraft model/brand which you would surely like to own some day ,not the custom ones or very rare ones more like the commonly available types
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Title: Re: Preferred models of high-wingers /scale/giants (FLYRC) Post by: anwar on November 03, 2010, 01:45:25 AM I will not buy this (I have access to one through my brother), but this is a hot selling item in our crowd (I know of over 100 sold so far in 3 years).
Kyosho Calmato (Both high wing and low wing, sizes 40 and/or 60). In fact, the 40 size high wing is the preferred glow trainer in our fields. Another one I would like to mention as a close second is the T-34 Mentor from World Models. As an aerobatic low winger, it is a great model that is built strong ! From the looks, it would seem that it cannot do maneuvers like knife-edges cleanly (due to what seems like small control surfaces), but it does ! |