I'd like to see a P-39 in the 1400-1450mm size and a P-61 about same as the B-17. Would be great additions to FMS or Freewing!!
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Both of those planes would be great. A lot o people on RCGroups would think so as well from what I have read. -
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An F7F Tigercat would make a neat addition too!Comment
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''+1 on the Tigercat'' !!!Comment
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ditto on the Tigercat!!Comment
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Agreed. A P-39 would be awesome, as would a Tigercat. Both are just beautiful planes. Problem is, neither likely appeal to the masses, and would be a poor seller. It seems most folks just want another P-51...
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Re: P-39 and P-61
The P-39 is a good choice. I like Mustangs, they were a great fighter, but they are so over produced and flown by too many RC pilots. I would like to see more of the axis powers aircraft in WW 2, such as Germany's FW 190D, Bf 109G, He 111 bomber the twin engine Ju-88 and Bf 110. Also the Italian Macchi C.202, plus Japan's Kawasaki "Tony" Ki-61 fighter, Aichi "Val "D3A dive bomber, the Mitsubishi "Betty" G4M Bomber would be nice additions. Some fighters from Russia in WW 2 such as the La-7, Yak-9 and the fighter bomber IL-2 Sturmovik would be good. All those I listed would be welcome additions to RC product line up and would draw attention at the field. I believe there would be market for those planes. They are different then same old "vanilla flavor" Mustangs, P-47's and Corsairs.Comment
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