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The Next Three FlightLine 1600 mm airplanes ( I hope!)

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  • TiredIronGRB
    Post-Apocalyptic Tactical Consultant

    • Jan 2016
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    • Church Hill, Tennessee
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    #21
    I would preorder an F7F in a heartbeat...just saying.
    TiredIron Aviation
    Tired Iron Military Vehicles

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    • Grossman56
      Dangerous Dan *HobbySquawk Moderator*

      • Jun 2014
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      • Cody, Wyoming
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      #22
      Hmm, maybe go a little bigger??!!
      Also, you might be able to put two batteries in tandem on their sides as I do in the Freewing Mustangs.....

      Grossman56
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      • Brandon Moon
        Fly, Enjoy, Have fun!!!!

        • Oct 2013
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        #23
        I want to see the Avenger....one of my dream planes ;)

        Alpha...you're a Bad Bad Man....Gonna get me in trouble..... NOT!!!! Keep'em Coming. I need the Avenger in my Fleet ;)
        Brandon Moon

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        • Grossman56
          Dangerous Dan *HobbySquawk Moderator*

          • Jun 2014
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          #24
          that big old Avenger would be quite the plane. Imagine if they did the folding wings like the F4F has!
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          • F106DeltaDart
            Scale Warbird and Chopper Pilot

            • Feb 2015
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            • Arlington, TX
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            #25
            Originally posted by Grossman56
            that big old Avenger would be quite the plane. Imagine if they did the folding wings like the F4F has!
            That would guarantee my purchase. The Wildcat has been a favorite of mine simply due to its probability. It would be really nice if there was a 1600mm plane I could fit in my car without removing the wings. And of course, the folding wings allow for easier storage in the house as well, and looks way better than a model with the wings removed.

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            • Grossman56
              Dangerous Dan *HobbySquawk Moderator*

              • Jun 2014
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              #26
              I agree and the same method of swinging the wing could be incorporated, what a winner of a plane that would be

              Grossman56
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