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  • Elbee
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    Originally posted by Beetlemankurt
    Apologies, didn’t follow the rules and mention a reason......love this due to its looks and it’s such a great blank canvas for so many variations on paint/squadrons. Also flies pretty darn good if you ask me :)
    BMK, Truly like the livery you've chosen. She's gorgeous. Bravo Zulu. Best, LB

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  • Hardway
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    Nice DC!!! :Cool::Cool::Cool::Cool:

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  • Hardway
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    Originally posted by DCORSAIR
    The FW 90mm F-16 super scale Thunderbirds is my favorite, has the new FW 4068-1835kv unit in it, she is a beauty.:Cool:
    Love them all!!! I think I have about as many in the box as I do flying..... And NO, do NOT send help... I am just fine.....:Drooling:

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  • DCORSAIR
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    The FW 90mm F-16 super scale Thunderbirds is my favorite, has the new FW 4068-1835kv unit in it, she is a beauty.:Cool:
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  • Aros
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    Good call! Love the new gen 70mm F-16. Great job on the livery! Looks sweet!

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  • Beetlemankurt
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    Apologies, didn’t follow the rules and mention a reason......love this due to its looks and it’s such a great blank canvas for so many variations on paint/squadrons. Also flies pretty darn good if you ask me :)

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  • Beetlemankurt
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    Freewing F16 70mm for me! .....is this the bit where I tell you I’m biased as it’s my first and only Freewing jet so far....ha!

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  • icepirate3
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    Would have to say the Hawk is my #1. It's the only plane that is never left home when I go flying . It's fast and handles like a dream!

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  • xviper
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    I have so many and to pick one would be hard ....................... L-39, Avanti S, ME 262 ------ all of these are easy to fly, easy to land, impressive to look at in the air, makes all the right noises. However, if I could only have one, it's one that's no longer available and wasn't really branded a Freewing. It's the SebArt Mig 29, made by Freewing. In fact, when I heard it was discontinued, I found remaining stock and bought another one. It's a beautiful jet to look at, can do stunts, takes off vertically and lands on skids, so runway type not important.

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  • Woodcock
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    Originally posted by EA-6B Geek
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ID:	184222 1. For me, it's hands down the A-4. In particular the one I stretched into a TA-4J. Not as fast as the Phantom, harder to stay oriented making the approach turn, and I guess a little more challenging in general. But I just love it. I have three of them now. The TA-4J makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up when in goes by at speed.:)
    2. Love the F-4 too. Just doesn't have the same personal connection maybe. It's one evil looking plane though. And what a nice flier.
    Nice choice!

    Woody

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  • Woodcock
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    Well, I have a few, plan to get a few more this year. I haven't assembled any except my 64mm ones. As far as flying, I like my 64mm Stinger. If you've flown it, you understand.

    But my dearest Freewing Jet is my A-6 Intruder for personal reasons.

    Woody

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  • EA-6B Geek
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ID:	184222 1. For me, it's hands down the A-4. In particular the one I stretched into a TA-4J. Not as fast as the Phantom, harder to stay oriented making the approach turn, and I guess a little more challenging in general. But I just love it. I have three of them now. The TA-4J makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up when in goes by at speed.:)
    2. Love the F-4 too. Just doesn't have the same personal connection maybe. It's one evil looking plane though. And what a nice flier.

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  • JamesonC
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    Originally posted by James.MotionRC

    Love the Hawk. I love the 70mm class because I can be a bit more dangerous with them with the cost of failure not being as high as larger ones. The F-22 flies exceptionally, but I fly it more cautiously just by nature.

    But all that said, the Me 262 is favorite. What a beast and lands like a baby.
    1. Me262
    2. f-22
    3. hawk
    4. l-39
    5. one of the next ones ;)
    Tease... :Straight-Face:

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  • Rcfiddy1
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    1.L39 for looks and performance. Landing gear is great. No issues at all.
    2.A10...lost to l39 because of gear problems and since I had to add cf tubes in nose while factory should’ve had included it.
    3.F22...scale looks, good performance not as good as L39.
    4.F4. Love the looks but required a bit of modification to strengthen elevator servo setup.
    5. F14 love the looks and flies great but require a lot of programming. Sloppy elevator fit.
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  • mr.frankenjet
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    Click image for larger version  Name:	20161002_154504.jpg Views:	0 Size:	171.6 KB ID:	184165 I love the build quality and look of the ME262 but I have only a few flights on it, dreamed of having this one forever A++ she is a thing of beauty. Click image for larger version  Name:	20161002_154358.jpg Views:	0 Size:	149.6 KB ID:	184163Click image for larger version  Name:	Capture6.JPG Views:	0 Size:	45.5 KB ID:	184164Click image for larger version  Name:	20190216_170122.jpg Views:	0 Size:	209.1 KB ID:	184166
    My Avanti , such a joy to fly, like a real plane really, so impressive inflight. The retracts so robust, over 50 flights with a partial grass field and I have not had to touch it. really hard to go to the field without this plane

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  • James
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    Originally posted by JamesonC
    90mm F22! I have been wanting a F22 in this size and quality for a long time. I am one of the folks glad it didn't have thrust vectoring but was a bit disappointed about the lack of lighting on it. I have yet to maiden this replacement one due to weather so I can only speak to the build quality and overall look.

    As for ones I have plenty of flights on, I'd actually have to say my 70mm Bae Hawk is way up there. Flies really well and is very forgiving in the air. Just a fun jet to fly all around!
    Love the Hawk. I love the 70mm class because I can be a bit more dangerous with them with the cost of failure not being as high as larger ones. The F-22 flies exceptionally, but I fly it more cautiously just by nature.

    But all that said, the Me 262 is favorite. What a beast and lands like a baby.
    1. Me262
    2. f-22
    3. hawk
    4. l-39
    5. one of the next ones ;)

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  • Helmsman52
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    The F-4 with the drag chute mod... it really elevates this Phantom, love it!

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  • Evan D
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    F-4. But there are so many in close second...

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  • Aros
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    Ugh, the F-14 was the one jet I couldn't figure out. Had several issues with it...Could not land it clean to save my life. Really stripped my ego down, lol! Wanted to roll to the right all the time, no amount of trim seemed to help. Bucking Bronco landings nearly every time no matter how much I tried to land perfectly. I will never know if it's the model in general or that particular model that was flawed. Since most people haven't shared in these issues I assume it's the latter.

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  • JamesonC
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    90mm F22! I have been wanting a F22 in this size and quality for a long time. I am one of the folks glad it didn't have thrust vectoring but was a bit disappointed about the lack of lighting on it. I have yet to maiden this replacement one due to weather so I can only speak to the build quality and overall look.

    As for ones I have plenty of flights on, I'd actually have to say my 70mm Bae Hawk is way up there. Flies really well and is very forgiving in the air. Just a fun jet to fly all around!

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