Joakim Karlsson 1

Andy, You've done a splendid job! Congrats! What setup do you use?

I'm on this list right?

I do believe that Richards calculations for the price was based on a batch of 10 units. I don't know how many we got on the list at the moment.

Is there a build thread for the 63" La7 somewhere?

Posted by jrman on 24/04/2017 13:32:14: Peter, I asked earlier in this thread whether anyone else wanted a 63" La7 and I think with you that makes 4 of us. There must be others! I'm on the La7 57" list. But if the 63" version is more likely to happen I can join that list

Hmmm?

Perhaps an Me-109E?

Geoff. Oh my goodness, that was just wonderful for both eyes and ears!

Looking good Pete! This build brings back some memories. The La7 was one of my first kits I built. And I sure made a lot of builder misstakes, such as using epoxy glue on almost all parts (hey, it cured faster than PVA ). It turned out a bit overweight, but that thing still flew! In fact this build thread have inspired me to get a new kit and give it another go ten years later So PM sent to Richard.

Sorry Jon I didn't ment to start a Glow vs Electric debate. I really do agree with you on several points. There are pros and cons in both camps for sure. What I ment to say is that a twin engined warbird is more approachable to people (at least for me) now that there are cheaper electric setups around. Because an engine failure can be a bit too exciting with a twin Obviously different planes behave differently when an engine stops. And I'm not saying it can never happen to a brushless motor.

I would love to see a kit for the Henschel 129! Also in 40/50-size. Because if you choose to go the electric route you don't have to go for broke with the batteries and other equipment. Not saying a twin will be cheap. But IMHO the size vs cost vs store/transport-size are at a very good level. Another pitch for the HS-129 is that there are no ARF-versions of this plane around. So it will be even more unique on the flying field. And the only kits that are available are for giant size. [img]http://nofineline.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Henschel129_Photo.jpg[/img]