Well I've finished my Dirty Birdy and am wanting to put together something a little bigger.

So this is what I have in my hanger so far:
Sig Rascal 110 with a Moki G140. A nice flying relaxing plane.
A Lanier Yak 54 with a 3W 75i. Another very nice flying airplane although I need to repair the hinges on the rudder. Top two came loose.
A Midwest Extra 300 XS with a Brison 3.2
A Carl Goldberg Tiger 60 with a Super Tiger 90 on a Jett Red muffler. Just about my everyday flyer.
A Great Plans Dirty Birdy with a Moki 61 LS on a Jett Gold muffler. Just started trimming out the plan.

I love all of these plans and the way they fly. I not into 3D flying, more into pattern.

Ok so I have been picking up kits/ARFs for a few years. This is what I have gathered:
Wild Hare Edge 540T 87" version one foam wing
Lanier Edge 540 87" second version
Great Planes SU 31 77"
Great Planes Extra 330s 79"
Great Planes Extra 300 Saucy
Hanger 9 Cap 232 80"
Hanger 9 Edge 540 78" (120 size) red dots in the servo bays

I think I leaning towards something in the 42cc size which would limit it to the Extra 300 Saucy, GP Extra 330s, GP SU31 or the Hanger 9 Edge 540 but if you think one of the others would be better tell me why. At one time I was go to finish the Wild Hare but didn't.

The Extra 330s and the Extra 300 Saucy are the only two with two piece wings out of the ones that I picked in the 42cc size.

Engines that I have gathered are 3w 60k, 3w 55i, Brison 2.4, Fox 3.2, Moki G180 for these plans. I have coming a Webra Bully 35cc glow.

Would be interested in hearing back from people that have flown one or more of these plans.

As you can see I like the older ARFs

Appreciate it.

Suggest you post this here....

http://www.rcgroups.com/classic-pattern-flying-722/

I would love to try out that Lanier Edge with one of the new 70cc twins

The link you gave goes to a classic pattern postings. All of the planes I've listed are aerobatic style.

Originally Posted by computermonkey

The link you gave goes to a classic pattern postings. All of the planes I've listed are aerobatic style.

"I love all of these plans and the way they fly. I not into 3D flying, more into pattern."

I see what you mean. Should had said IMAC.

Hey ComputerMonkey, I just trashed a 40 size Tiger 2 and do not have the plans. I am desperate to get a set of plans I can copy for this great flying sport plane. Any chance you can help me out? Thanks,
Heatstroke

I'm sorry I do not have plans for the Tiger 2.

Thanks anyway!!!

Here you go....
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...5&d=1550139060

Woooo Hooooo!!!!
Thank you Swampflier.