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3dAndrew · 04-08-2009, 02:32 PM

I hope that Blazing wings knows that there is only a certain point up to where people can control these things! Once it gets this big, i personally believe (please don't bash at me for this but) that after an aircraft reaches a certain point it just doesn't seem to be FUN anymore. Don't get me wrong here i loved seeing the 80% staudacher and the 80% extra 260 build that is going on. Its just that these planes are gonna start getting dangerous at some point! And when i say dangerous i mean there gonna be TOO BIG! For example look at the Blazing wings Sukhoi that they make, its made for a 300cc-450cc engine! I mean seriously isn't that a bit too big? Sure its cool, but it would make a person like "SHAQ O'NEIL" look like an ant next to one of these things! Hope this doesn't stir up too much attention, but thats just my opinion on this. Big planes are cool and all but, be careful when you go over 40%! Seriously, now your talking "almost fullscale!"

04-08-2009, 02:32 PM	#4
3dAndrew Livin it up like a kid! Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: NY, but wishing i was still in FL Age: 17 Posts: 1,421	Re: New 200cc - 250cc Ultimate I hope that Blazing wings knows that there is only a certain point up to where people can control these things! Once it gets this big, i personally believe (please don't bash at me for this but) that after an aircraft reaches a certain point it just doesn't seem to be FUN anymore. Don't get me wrong here i loved seeing the 80% staudacher and the 80% extra 260 build that is going on. Its just that these planes are gonna start getting dangerous at some point! And when i say dangerous i mean there gonna be TOO BIG! For example look at the Blazing wings Sukhoi that they make, its made for a 300cc-450cc engine! I mean seriously isn't that a bit too big? Sure its cool, but it would make a person like "SHAQ O'NEIL" look like an ant next to one of these things! Hope this doesn't stir up too much attention, but thats just my opinion on this. Big planes are cool and all but, be careful when you go over 40%! Seriously, now your talking "almost fullscale!"