A scale plane?

[suzi]

Right up your street;

http://www.aero-works.net/store/detail.aspx?ID=379

Nah, she might look nice at first sight, but too easy for me, I want a challenge, lol

Plane aint bad though, lol

Oi, easy tiger! lucky i'm not the jealouse type, next you'll be wanting Simon's babies, oh yeah you ask that already on another post LOL

[Nutz]

[wavy777]

How about one of these Steve

http://www.tablelegs.com/BaseKits/Coffe ... eKits.aspx

[suzi]

How about one of these Steve

http://www.tablelegs.com/BaseKits/Coffe ... eKits.aspx

You are so naughty but i like you're style LOL

[Jimmy]

How about a Top flight P47 thunderbolt kit, They fly great, very smooth and they are a good project to build. You should be able to get one from your local model shop and you can find them on the ripmax website. My one is powered by a Magnum 46cc. Here is a picture of it

[-steves-]

How about a Top flight P47 thunderbolt kit, They fly great, very smooth and they are a good project to build. You should be able to get one from your local model shop and you can find them on the ripmax website. My one is powered by a Magnum 46cc. Here is a picture of it

That does indeed look very nice, whats the wing span on that?

[oliver]

My friend from google suggests 63 inches

[Paul C]

How about a Top flight P47 thunderbolt kit, They fly great, very smooth and they are a good project to build. You should be able to get one from your local model shop and you can find them on the ripmax website. My one is powered by a Magnum 46cc. Here is a picture of it

That does indeed look very nice, whats the wing span on that?

Too small Steve, go for my suggestion

[-steves-]

If that is 46cc, then it wants to be bigger than a 63" span

I am not sure as yet what to go for, such a shame I missed out on that 88" one

[Jimmy]

They are 84 inch span. you can also get a full cockpit for them aswell. I think that the pilot is from dragon models. its full body and has real leather jacket ect