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Would using some aileron differential help at all with the nose tucking under? Just thinking out loud…..

What do you think of using a .15 size engine in it? I have a Magnum XL 15 BB that might work in it. That should lighten it up a bit I would think.

Another question for everyone. How do you mount the plastic spinners that Tony has available? Do you make a backplate and screw the spinners to them?

Sorry for the page formatting problem.   They had the motors on sale at a dicounted price over the weekend of $45 (US) for the two and free shipping. The more I think about it, I am not sure if they could run a 6 inch prop as it looks like that is about the biggest prop the plane can use.   What motors from Hobby City would you recommened?   Thanks, Jim

I am going to build the 38" span and I wanted to see if anyone thought if the E5-M-14 Brushless Outrunner Motor - 400 Size motors from Common Sense RC would work on this plane?http://www.commonsenserc.com/product_info.php?cPath=51&products_id=326   I am new to electric's and am still trying to figure motor sizing out.   Thanks in advance for your help. JimEdited By Timbo - Administrator on 12/04/2010 22:21:05

Here are 3 that I vote for, 1. Piaggio P.180 Avanti 2. B-26 Maurder (Had to vote for this one, my day flew them in WWII) 3. Commander 115 ( This is a beautiful Civilan Aircraft that is really overlooked) I like to have something different than what most would have. Something that is not usually available as an ARF either.