Official Freewing 64mm Lippisch P.15 Thread

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  • Porkster
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    Originally posted by Bajora
    A little something to watch whilst you be eating your pasta ...:)

    Watch for the high rates, WOT aileron roll ... like a drill!

    :Scared: that certainly was rolling!!

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  • Alpha
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    At the factory today I saw the original production P.15 on the wall. It's a bit beat up, after hundreds of flights and landings on grass, gravel, failed hand catch attempts... but it can still be of use, I think! I brought it down and hit it with a silver base coat, to help those of you planning a custom scheme to envision the plane's lines without the stock camo.


    Covering up the green with a light gray first, then silver

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  • xviper
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    This thing makes my Durafly Me-163 look like a pile of junk. I think I'll be giving my 163 away and replacing it with this before spring.

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  • OV10
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    Originally posted by seaviper
    Following this theme, a nice big He-162, He-280, Ho-X single engine flying wing, or Ho-229 with grass ready gear would be amazing. I have often thought of scratch building one of these.
    In the warbird department, we seriously need a Tante Ju (JU-52) as well.
    I've got the VQ 63" Aunt Ju. It's been modeled so I suspect that would put it on the non-priority list for FL because they are focusing on never before modeled stuff.

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  • seaviper
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    Following this theme, a nice big He-162, He-280, Ho-X single engine flying wing, or Ho-229 with grass ready gear would be amazing. I have often thought of scratch building one of these.
    In the warbird department, we seriously need a Tante Ju (JU-52) as well.

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  • Bajora
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    A little something to watch whilst you be eating your pasta ...:)

    Watch for the high rates, WOT aileron roll ... like a drill!

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  • T-CAT
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    Hahahaha

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  • xplaneguy
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    Originally posted by T-CAT
    Lasagna makes me a Jeti pilot. :Scared::Win:
    I can hear Viper saying,"There's no lasagna for second place...DISMISSED!" :)

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  • T-CAT
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    Lasagna makes me a Jeti pilot. :Scared::Win:

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  • xplaneguy
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    Originally posted by T-CAT

    Pshhhhhh, done LOL:Cool:. You had me at Lasagna. Lol
    REALLY? You're easy like Sunday morning. LOL

    Just for joining the party, I'll share my lasagna, if you don't win....I promise! :)


    Welcome denoferth! Lots of fun to be had on the Squawk! ;)

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  • Hardway
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    Originally posted by denoferth
    Why not offer a set of longer span wings for thermal soaring for those of us who don't have a slope handy. Seems simple enough - – keep the root & tip cords the same but stretch out each wing panel another foot or so. Would make the plane more versatile and maybe appeal to a more varied audience like some of us older guys with slightly slower reflexes. Might be a great idea to offer the same option for the 163 as well.
    Welcome to Hobby Squawk!!! Glad to have you here!! ;)

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  • T-CAT
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    Originally posted by xplaneguy
    I'm thinking either slope or thermal duration, with friends. Everyone loads a 3S 1300 pack....and last one down wins a plate of lasagna! :)

    I know Alpha and T-CAT would be in on the "Lasagna Challenge!" ;)
    Pshhhhhh, done LOL:Cool:. You had me at Lasagna. Lol

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  • xplaneguy
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    Originally posted by denoferth
    Why not offer a set of longer span wings for thermal soaring for those of us who don't have a slope handy. Seems simple enough - – keep the root & tip cords the same but stretch out each wing panel another foot or so. Would make the plane more versatile and maybe appeal to a more varied audience like some of us older guys with slightly slower reflexes. Might be a great idea to offer the same option for the 163 as well.
    I bet this P.15 will thermal just fine with a 3S 1000-1300 pack, on a booming day. You can always extend the wings, if need be.

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  • tclaridge
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    Mine is ordered. Now about those 3D printed cockpit models . . .

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  • denoferth
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    Why not offer a set of longer span wings for thermal soaring for those of us who don't have a slope handy. Seems simple enough - – keep the root & tip cords the same but stretch out each wing panel another foot or so. Would make the plane more versatile and maybe appeal to a more varied audience like some of us older guys with slightly slower reflexes. Might be a great idea to offer the same option for the 163 as well.

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  • xplaneguy
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    Originally posted by EA-6B Geek
    Imagine you and a half dozen of your fellow club members flying these. Instant pylon racing class.
    I'm thinking either slope or thermal duration, with friends. Everyone loads a 3S 1300 pack....and last one down wins a plate of lasagna! :)

    I know Alpha and T-CAT would be in on the "Lasagna Challenge!" ;)

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  • Oxotnik
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    I've got my little Lippisch on the way! Can't wait to get it. Motion continues to release new and exciting warbirds, in all sizes. Keep it up. I may go broke, but I'll be happy. :-)

    I've never gotten a 163, I guess, because the prop has always turned me off. But, this Lippisch... whooooo hoooooo!

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  • Bajora
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    Originally posted by EA-6B Geek
    That's a very cool little plane. Imagine you and a half dozen of your fellow club members flying these. Instant pylon racing class.

    At the the price point of these 64mm jets, it is not hard to see this one even perhaps gaining a cult-like following similar to that of the series of ParkZone/E-flite Strykers?

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  • EA-6B Geek
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    That's a very cool little plane. Imagine you and a half dozen of your fellow club members flying these. Instant pylon racing class.

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  • Porkster
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    What an interesting little plane. Way to go Freewing and Motion RC. I really like the fact you've gone for something different on these 64mm 'Toss and boss' series.

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