So... What's next? We need some new military muscle for us EDF junkies! : )

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  • crxmanpat
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    That's my guess as well.

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  • dkalwishky
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    Im guessing an F-105 based on the teaser video that I saw this morning.

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  • Nickc2023
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    Im waiting for a big F-22 raptor. Twin 70mm or one serious 80mm but either way its gotta have serious power, no more of those 90mm super heavy and slow edf's. I really like what freewing has been putting out there lately, I have the f16 (6s) and the avanti and both of those jets have enough power to cruse at 30 to 40% throttle. A "scale" F22 raptor needs to have an excellent power to weight ratio......and thrust vectoring for the pitch and roll axis would be sweet too!

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  • Alpha
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    Originally posted by Aviatorcl44d
    I’m a century series guy. I would love a F-105 Thunderchief and a F-100 Super Sabre. 90mm!
    Hey Aviatorcl44d, I noticed you signed up to Hobby Squawk almost a year ago, but recently posted your very first post. So, welcome to Hobby Squawk!

    An EE Lightning would be tough. Not only because of the power set, but because of the landing gear and that "gnarly" wing. But, I do think it's a unique aircraft.

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  • Boots Whirlygig
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    The over and under edf EE Lightning would be gnarly, but cool!

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  • Porkster
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    I'd like something much bigger, a true rival to the HSD F-16, Motion RC has already ruled that out though. Shame. Some 110mm or 120mm edf jets would be awesome. They would use the batteries that people allready have if they have a FW F14 or A10
    Being honest i'm not sure i'd buy one but I do like the idea of a twin 80 F4.
    I'd like to see some new 80mm jets. In order of preference, F100, MiG 15/17, EE Lightning, Jaguar, Viggen, Rafale, Hunter.

    I did wonder if anyone would want a micro sized plane from Freewing? Scale planes like the UMX F-16 and MiG 15 which Horizon no longer makes could be an avenue for Freewing to explore?

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  • mavdriver
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    80 mm or 90 Mig 17

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  • Alpha10
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    We NEED an 80mm Rafale! The new A4 rotating mains would be perfect too!

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  • Aviatorcl44d
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    I’m a century series guy. I would love a F-105 Thunderchief and a F-100 Super Sabre. 90mm!

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  • Evoman
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    Originally posted by T-CAT
    Still waiting on my super scale F-22, F-18C, and MiG-29 :Cool: preferably before I get to purchasing other jets on my list.
    The MIG-29 was on the list before at #10 but the Jaguar bumped it down. It would be a good welcome addition as Freewing has not done a modern Russian jet in a while.

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  • T-CAT
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    Still waiting on my super scale F-22, F-18C, and MiG-29 :Cool: preferably before I get to purchasing other jets on my list.

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  • Bearcat
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    Originally posted by Evoman
    Here is the latest tally of the top ten jets requested on this thread and from this other one: https://www.hobbysquawk.com/forum/rc...-from-freewing

    SS stands for Super Scale
    1. F-4 Phantom- 14
    2. F-8 Crusador- 10
    3. F/A-18C SS- 11
    4. AJS-37 Viggen- 7
    5. Rafale- 6
    6. F-22 Raptor- 6
    7. A-7 Corsair II- 5
    8. B-1b Lancer- 5
    9. Jaguar- 5
    10. Mig 15- 4
    HO-229 this would be the Holy Grail of EDF jets... so would a B-58, F-106 and F4D Skyray.

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  • roys001
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    Originally posted by Evoman
    Here is the latest tally of the top ten jets requested on this thread and from this other one: https://www.hobbysquawk.com/forum/rc...-from-freewing

    SS stands for Super Scale
    1. F-4 Phantom- 14
    2. F-8 Crusador- 10
    3. F/A-18C SS- 11
    4. AJS-37 Viggen- 7
    5. Rafale- 6
    6. F-22 Raptor- 6
    7. A-7 Corsair II- 5
    8. B-1b Lancer- 5
    9. Jaguar- 5
    10. Mig 15- 4
    add 1 more F-4

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  • Evoman
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    Here is the latest tally of the top ten jets requested on this thread and from this other one: https://www.hobbysquawk.com/forum/rc...-from-freewing

    SS stands for Super Scale
    1. F-4 Phantom- 14
    2. F-8 Crusador- 10
    3. F/A-18C SS- 11
    4. AJS-37 Viggen- 7
    5. Rafale- 6
    6. F-22 Raptor- 6
    7. A-7 Corsair II- 5
    8. B-1b Lancer- 5
    9. Jaguar- 5
    10. Mig 15- 4

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  • Apache Jets
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    I would like to see a single 70mm 6s fan T-38 and possibly a twin 70mm 6s larger T-38 or F-18F later.

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  • F106DeltaDart
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    Originally posted by Bearcat

    I second that XB-70!!!!
    Third!!!!

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  • Bearcat
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    Originally posted by Valkpilot

    I would like to add the XB-70 to the list. Also, with the fighters, I'd prefer them in the 64mm size, as the field I fly at is small. There used to n]be lots of 64s when I started, but they're either gone or not available in the US.
    I second that XB-70!!!!

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  • gooniac33
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    Originally posted by Valkpilot

    All ready produced by another company.
    would love a hunter!!!

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  • Ekibiogami
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    I still have a NIB FMS Rafale but would love to see one in the 64mm Freewing quality that could fit a 2200 4S pack with functioning canards. 64mm Phantom would be nice but so would anything British in the 64 size as well. A 6S Raptor or Phantom from Freewing would definitely make me jump to the 6S line.

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  • Valkpilot
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    Originally posted by shocktrooper

    For me...out of the current top-10...the Swedish AJS-37 Viggen and the American F4 Phantom...in that order.
    I would like to add the XB-70 to the list. Also, with the fighters, I'd prefer them in the 64mm size, as the field I fly at is small. There used to n]be lots of 64s when I started, but they're either gone or not available in the US.

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