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  • xviper
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    Originally posted by OV10 View Post
    We'll I just had to jump back on this thread and reinvigorate it by sharing my latest excitement.
    (disclaimer: even though I know this individual has sometimes been known to have spread some misinformation)
    Per Jim at Force RC, it appears that FMS is going to do a 1500mm(which is 1/8 scale) Bronco....see attached link.
    http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...4#post35984565
    Can't tell you guys how long I have waited for this and how long overdue it is that some of the Nam era prop warbirds get some recognition besides the Skyraider.
    For all those that have the FLRC P-38(and I do), this my friends if FMS does the gear correctly will be a hands down winner in grass strip handling performance at well as being a great STOL performer and just an all around sweetheart of a twin to own. My wish is that they get the introduction price where it should be like FLRC did with the Lightning. So if you can't tell........I AM STOKED.
    It would do my anxious heart some good if maybe Tom or Mark could possibly validate that this is really gonna happen ;)
    Dang it! It might be another plane I "have" to have. I love my HobbyKing SkyMule and to me this would be a nicer SkyMule with retracts.
    The part in red might be too political for this thread but .............................
    I thought that Diamond Hobby failed to get the sole distributorship of FMS for N. America and hence, became ForceRC and that Horizon Hobby subsequently got it. I also thought that due to this, Diamond and FMS had a little falling out. Have they kissed and made up? How does Force RC know this stuff and how do they have any influence in what FMS plans to develop in the future? This Jim fellow talks like he's got the inside track on whatever FMS does. How can that be? (Curious minds and an FMS consumer, would like to know.)

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  • OV10
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    We'll I just had to jump back on this thread and reinvigorate it by sharing my latest excitement.
    (disclaimer: even though I know this individual has sometimes been known to have spread some misinformation)
    Per Jim at Force RC, it appears that FMS is going to do a 1500mm(which is 1/8 scale) Bronco....see attached link.
    http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...4#post35984565
    Can't tell you guys how long I have waited for this and how long overdue it is that some of the Nam era prop warbirds get some recognition besides the Skyraider.
    For all those that have the FLRC P-38(and I do), this my friends if FMS does the gear correctly will be a hands down winner in grass strip handling performance as well as being a great STOL performer and just an all around sweetheart of a twin to own. My wish is that they get the introduction price where it should be like FLRC did with the Lightning. So if you can't tell........I AM STOKED.
    It would do my anxious heart some good if maybe Tom or Mark could possibly validate that this is really gonna happen ;)

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  • VOODOO
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    Sorry to intrude

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  • OV10
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    Hello Voodoo,
    I like the O-2(337) Skymaster also because it was a twin performing FAC duties in Nam but it is not in the same class as a Bronco or Mohawk. It suffered rather high losses and was replaced with the Bronco. As OP of this thread I'd like to ask if you'd consider putting up a separate thread on the Skymaster so as not to convolute this thread for those doing searches or wanting to talk of a certain airframe.
    Best regards,

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  • VOODOO
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    What about a 1600-1700mm Cessna Skymaster push-pull military version with retractable landing gear?
    Last edited by VOODOO; Apr 2, 2016, 11:43 AM. Reason: typo

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  • crxmanpat
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    Not really sure. It was about 10 miles away on approach into Williams Gateway here in Mesa. But there is no mistaking the profile of an OV-10!

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  • OV10
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    Originally posted by crxmanpat View Post
    I actually saw a 1:1 OV-10 in the air yesterday. Just sayin'. ;)
    Was it in the red/white CalFire or a more military livery? Either way I know that I would have gotten all warm and fuzzy from spotting it.:p

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  • crxmanpat
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    I actually saw a 1:1 OV-10 in the air yesterday. Just sayin'. ;)

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  • Bajora
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    I would love to see either (or both) of these done in foam. I have always thought Sparky's short kit versions of these two aircraft outstanding kits ... Something I have always wanted to buy and build. But I have never pulled the trigger because don't think I would ever find the time to see the project through.

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  • xplaneguy
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    A Bronco or Mohawk would be awesome and look great with the EB-66C too. More Vietnam era birds would be a welcome change.....they are long overdue.

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  • crxmanpat
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    While the OV-1 is definitely a "unique" plane, I would want an OV-10 over that. :)

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  • OV10
    started a topic How about a OV-10 Bronco or a OV-1 Mohawk

    How about a OV-10 Bronco or a OV-1 Mohawk

    I gotta agree with Alpha's comment from over on the 1600 P-47 thread...... 02-02-2016, 02:48 PM
    Hi PlaneCrazy, thanks for the suggestion, we'll add it to the list! FlightLineRC is a brand we're expanding to primarily develop model aircraft which so far have been rarely rendered (if at all) in our foam electric format.

    With that being said, either the Bronco or Mohawk NEEDS some foamy luv because I think both of these definitely qualify to the rarely rendered philosophy.
    The Bronco actually would be a no brainer with regards to how stable a platform it is both in the air and on the ground. These Nam era birds need some recognition and provide a little diversity from the WW2 niche.
    All I can say to get people excited is this...... "Twins are Twice the Fun" !!!!


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