Here is my old mans spittie and a mate Starting it for him, Pre-madian

Hello FG warbird fanatics, does anyone know if this kit is available in a decent size? Saab J21, most beautifull pusher, ever!

Here is some footage of big and fast War Bird - the tires actually screech a bit on landing although hard to tell in the video.

Attached pictures show the right main tire slightly smoking on landing

P61 Black Widow Super fast!! Northrop RC (4 min 21 sec)

Modeled after the full sized "Funny Bunny"
80" span, flies on 2, 3 cell LIPOs

Here is a slow flight:

Giant Scale B26 Marauder, Slow Flight & Stall Characteristics (3 min 55 sec)

Here is a fast flight:

Giant Scale B26 Marauder (4 min 6 sec)

Here they are. I want to get a couple of more but until work picks up again these will have to do.

H-9 P-47 1.50 size.

H-9 P-51 .60 size

And the Bud Nosen P-51. 102 inch wing span and I haven't decided on an engine yet.

Whoops forgot the pics. Here they are.

TFGS Corsair Flew great G62 Mezlik 20-10 3 Bl. Kevin.

another p51 but this ones mine

Here's a few of mine...

Modified cmpro at6 in Greek Airforce colours, OSft160 now converted to DLE30

Graupner Yak 11 Arf OS 120 Surpass power

Originally Posted by loukis

Here's a few of mine...

Modified cmpro at6 in Greek Airforce colours, OSft160 now converted to DLE30

Graupner Yak 11 Arf OS 120 Surpass power

Nice and welcome to the giants!!!!

F-82 Twin Mustang kitbashed from two .60 size Top Flight P-51 kits. Not really scale as the real F-82 was quite different from the P-51 fuselages this plane was based on. Has a 90" wingspan, it weighs 18 lbs with two Zenoah G20's. It is based on the real "Betty Jo" displayed in the USAF museum in Dayton Ohio. Building is a great way to pass the long cold winters in Canada! Can't wait until spring!

I built my second Giant B26. Here is a shot of her coming in for a landing with retracts down and landing lights on. Taken by a spectator at a Big Bird event at our club last month.

More details at http://www.wowplanes.com/product_inf...roducts_id=146

Fahim

Trumpetman, beautiful F-82. Have you flown her yet? Where is your cg? I have done the same thing with my 2 P-51s. I stretched the fuse and took out the leading edge extension. I still think I might go with a extebded vert stab...but we will see

Originally Posted by Trumpetman

F-82 Twin Mustang kitbashed from two .60 size Top Flight P-51 kits. Not really scale as the real F-82 was quite different from the P-51 fuselages this plane was based on. Has a 90" wingspan, it weighs 18 lbs with two Zenoah G20's. It is based on the real "Betty Jo" displayed in the USAF museum in Dayton Ohio. Building is a great way to pass the long cold winters in Canada! Can't wait until spring!

The pilot of "Betty Jo" , Col. Thacker, is 91 and still active in the RC world. He is a great guy to talk to.

Thanks for your comments on my squint scale F-82. I have just finished building it and I still need to do all of the many finishing details and programming! I will fly it this spring but as I write this it is snowing (again) and I don't expect the field to be clear until April. I'm in Calgary, Alberta.

Nice job Ram-Bro! I took a look at doing it properly (like you have) but I decided that since this was going to be my first twin I would just keep it simple. In terms of CG, I plan on flying it at the recommended CG for the Top-flight P-51. Any comments from you guys on this approach? p.s. looks like you have a few planes to finish as well

Rolling Thunder: thanks for the info on Col. Thacker. I knew that he used to be involved in the RC world but it is great to hear that he is still around and enjoying life! I believe that he and "Betty Jo" still hold the record for longest non-stop flight by a piston engine fighter - New York to Hawaii!