A project name would be good if they have one for the latest up coming release.. Would make the waiting more fun with the guessing games...:Cool:
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Would love a giant scale BF-109 (prefer the streamlined nose of the "G" variant myself) and Stuka!My YouTube RC videos:
https://www.youtube.com/@toddbreda
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Originally posted by Aros.MotionRC View PostWould love a giant scale BF-109 (prefer the streamlined nose of the "G" variant myself) and Stuka!
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How about another big one. The Dornier Do-X Only has 12 motors. Could take it to float fly's too ! https://youtu.be/vDEZgKzRTTw
Currently flying: Twin 80mm A-10, 80mm F5, 80mm A6, 70mm Yak-130, 70mm F-16v2,90mm Stinger 90, 70mmRC Lander F9F, Flightline F7F TigerCat, Phoenix 46 size Tucano, Flyzone L-39
Out of Service: 80mm Mig-21,64mm F-35, 64mm F/A-18
I Want: 80mm A-4, twin 80mm F4J Phantom
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Originally posted by Craig Dieter View PostHey Grossman, nice pics. I have had a couple of 109’s in my past. Just thought you might like to know, I believe your pics are of Spanish built 109’s that were built after the war. They were also most likely used in the movie “The Battle of Brittan”. Just food for thought..........
Shortly afterwards, the He 111's were scrapped out and the Confederate Airforce (Now Commemorative Airforce) got their hands on one that was Franco's personal transport and flew it for years until it was lost in a crash.
This was actually the start of the warbird rebuild/save movement and the reason why we still have flying examples of the Buchons and the Me 109 as some were converted back to DB 601s.
As related before, down in Texas sits a hangar full of Me109/Buchons from the movie. Check out the video, its amazing! Thanks to this fellow as he single handedly saved all these aircraft form the scrap heap.
Grossman56Team Gross!
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