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Old 02-02-2008, 10:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I have been thinking about this for sometime. What makes a RC Plane a "Giant" ? The wing size, the weight, what? Thanks
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Default Re: quick question.

The % of scale it is.

Typically anything 1/4 scale or larger (or meets IMAA standard) is considered Giant Scale.
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The Imaa regs larger than 25%scale or 80in span for nonscale mono planes and 60in for biplanes if i remember correctly.
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IMAA specs on GiantScale is either true Quarter scale, 80" wingspan minimum monoplale or 60" minimum biplane
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