Big F-4 this year?
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Big F-4 this year?
Ok I felt like this needed addressing. I hope Skymaster will undertake a 1/5th F-4 so I can park it beside my 1/5 Starfighter.
I'm thinking twin Cheetahs would be really sweet.
Even go so far as to utilize a shrink link on the mains, an extendable nose strut and scale speed brakes, chute and canopies.
Would really be something to see, especially if it could be kept in the $5-6K range all up.
I'm thinking twin Cheetahs would be really sweet.
Even go so far as to utilize a shrink link on the mains, an extendable nose strut and scale speed brakes, chute and canopies.
Would really be something to see, especially if it could be kept in the $5-6K range all up.
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Not to go off topic but Ahhh! The magic T for Tornado rears its head! Suddenly I'm excited & checking the Internet for ideas on how much a used kidney goes for!!
Not to say I'm not a fan of the F4, I used to watch in awe as they thundered down Cumbernaulds runway at the annual air show & pull a vertical climb to 40,000 feet!
Not to say I'm not a fan of the F4, I used to watch in awe as they thundered down Cumbernaulds runway at the annual air show & pull a vertical climb to 40,000 feet!
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Not to go off topic but Ahhh! The magic T for Tornado rears its head! Suddenly I'm excited & checking the Internet for ideas on how much a used kidney goes for!!
Not to say I'm not a fan of the F4, I used to watch in awe as they thundered down Cumbernaulds runway at the annual air show & pull a vertical climb to 40,000 feet!
Not to say I'm not a fan of the F4, I used to watch in awe as they thundered down Cumbernaulds runway at the annual air show & pull a vertical climb to 40,000 feet!
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Ok I felt like this needed addressing. I hope Skymaster will undertake a 1/5th F-4 so I can park it beside my 1/5 Starfighter.
I'm thinking twin Cheetahs would be really sweet.
Even go so far as to utilize a shrink link on the mains, an extendable nose strut and scale speed brakes, chute and canopies.
Would really be something to see, especially if it could be kept in the $5-6K range all up.
I'm thinking twin Cheetahs would be really sweet.
Even go so far as to utilize a shrink link on the mains, an extendable nose strut and scale speed brakes, chute and canopies.
Would really be something to see, especially if it could be kept in the $5-6K range all up.
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This was posted 1 day ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0rktPrnZOU
twin K210's 1/6 scale, 2nd flight
Here was the maiden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYl6pbxcVSE&t=10s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0rktPrnZOU
twin K210's 1/6 scale, 2nd flight
Here was the maiden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYl6pbxcVSE&t=10s
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This was posted 1 day ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0rktPrnZOU
twin K210's 1/6 scale, 2nd flight
Here was the maiden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYl6pbxcVSE&t=10s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0rktPrnZOU
twin K210's 1/6 scale, 2nd flight
Here was the maiden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYl6pbxcVSE&t=10s
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Agree with single 210. No way that was twin 210. I have flown F14 with twin 210 and it was much heavier than this F4 with wire gear and limited stuff inside. This was just a proof of concept set up. Twin 210 would make a rocket ship. I like were this is going though!!!!! I love F4s