Maybe we can consider a different warbird used in WWII by the Soviets against Germany. The Polikarpov Po-2 biplane flown by Russian female pilots called Nachthexens (Night Witches) by the Germans to do night time bombing runs... different type of warbird with an interesting history..
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Over on the DCS flight simulator forums it was asked a while ago by one of the developers what WWII airplane would people like to see come to the sim. The most requested was the the Ju-88.
So not knowing much about it at the time I looked up a documentary about it and was intrigued buy how versatile it was during the war. I have also found it pleasure to fly in combat in War Thunder.
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I also would like to see some 2m super scale prop birds either twin or single using 6S. I know the 1.6m has a good price point, and is easier to store and transport, but the 2m size is so impressive to fly!Comment
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Actually, the jet version(YB-49) might be easier and less expensive and easier to fly because it had vertical stabilizers and you could probably get away with two EDFs, but the scale purists would want 8. Or how about the Horten 229?Comment
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On board for a twin 80mm 2 meter plus Horton 229 but do not think it is in the plans.... but is nice to wish...Comment
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Some may say I am crazy but, I would like to see MRC/FW do a raffle/lottery of sorts. Take every plane that has been mentioned in this thread. Put them all in a "bucket", MRC/FW pulls out just one. Whichever one they pull that is the next plane. If only one person submitted that particular plane then he/she gets it free. If multiple people suggested that plane, then they individually get a substantial discount. Of course the discount would vary based on how many people suggested the same aircraft. Doing something along those lines would make it fair for everyone involved in my opinion.
I also think that no matter which plane is pulled based on the suggestions I have seen in this thread, people would buy still them. I know I would. There is not a plane in this thread that I wouldn't mind owning.Comment
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While that seems like a good idea, you have to have a battery bay that will accommodate two 3S batteries. But that only gets you up to the 6S 2000-3000 mAh level with a majority of the 6S requiring a minimum of 4000 mAh, which would require TWO batteries wired parallel, then two sets wired in series for a total of 4 batteries, or 8 for the twin 80 mm aircraft.Comment
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Hey Valpilot,
I can only speak for myself but what a rush for the 4 minutes. Enjoy the speed and sound. I also have the park flyers , large scale and turbines and like to fly them all. The ones with10 plus minutes of enjoyful flying are great when just relaxing and flying scale. Right now wanting a large scale F86. Think HSD has one in the works along with a T33.....
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Anxiously awaiting the release of the F/A-18 Blue Angels Super Hornet in either the 80 or 90 mm versionComment
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I was looking for big EDF models since the A-10 is such a fantastic flyer and awesome looking in the air. Everything stops at the field when I taxi out, and the flybys are WOW!
So I was looking at the HSD 105mm EDFs. They run on 12S, which we all have the 6S 5000 mah around if we run the FreeWing big EDFs. So I think MotionRC should punch a big fat hole in the EDF market and go with some special releases of a 105mm EDF on 12S!!! Super scale and all! Offer the cockpit models to print for added details, and the synergy alone would establish FreeWing as the premier EDF supplier!Comment
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DCORSAIR I agree with you on the F-22. I’m not a fan personally. I’d say if it wasn’t for all the computerized hardware that’s required for this that it probably wouldn’t fly! Bring on the F/A-18 Super Hornet???? ! Blue Angels theme would be absolutely stunning and spectacular to see in the air!Comment
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A DH Mosquito to the same standard as the F7F with options for bomber or fighter versions would be amazing!
Anyone else think so?Comment
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