Very nice! On my must have list it goes.
Official FlightLine RC 1600mm F7F-3 Tigercat Thread
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Outstanding work!!!! ...what an absolute beauty. I am beyond impressed!!!! This "Bad Boy" sets the bar for all others to rise toBrandon MoonComment
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Now here is a couple nice liverys on different varriants "Not Scale"..It will be fun to see what everyone comes up with when these are shipped out and received7 PhotosBrandon MoonComment
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Right on guys, this one is definitely the cutting edge!!
Congrats to all of you who preordered, I hope to see a thread the size of the one on the P 38 and look forward to everyone's impressions of her. Maybe it'll even be at NEFI!!
I'm sure Charlie already has her on his go list!!
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Hello Brandon.......Thought you might like to know that the Navy livery that you've shown is totally incorrect. VA-176 was a medium attack squadron that never flew Tigercats. The F7F which was a fighter would have a VF classification. It looks like someone plagiarized the livery from when they where flying the Skyraiders and slapped it on an F7F. How do I know....they were headquartered at NAS Oceana where my squadron was too. The Thunderbolts were commissioned in 1955 which was a year after the last year that the Tiger saw service in 54.
Best regards,Warbird Charlie
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Am thinking that my go list is gonna be all the twins which is now at 7 plus a couple other support Cats.Right on guys, this one is definitely the cutting edge!!
Congrats to all of you who preordered, I hope to see a thread the size of the one on the P 38 and look forward to everyone's impressions of her. Maybe it'll even be at NEFI!!
I'm sure Charlie already has her on his go list!!
Grossman56Warbird Charlie
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Yeh I know...both are just fantasy schemes....look good though ;) I had the navy one on the AH-1 Skyraider a while back I just found those on a google search...and thought I would share
Hello Brandon.......Thought you might like to know that the Navy livery that you've shown is totally incorrect. VA-176 was a medium attack squadron that never flew Tigercats. The F7F which was a fighter would have a VF classification. It looks like someone plagiarized the livery from when they where flying the Skyraiders and slapped it on an F7F. How do I know....they were headquartered at NAS Oceana where my squadron was too. The Thunderbolts were commissioned in 1955 which was a year after the last year that the Tiger saw service in 54.
Best regards,Brandon MoonComment
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I've enjoyed watching Tigercat's fly at airshows for years and always thought is was a cool Grumman aircraft. After flying this FLRC F7F-3, I'm very impressive with it's flight characteristics and have a much greater respect for the design. Great job honoring this aircraft and those who have a connection to this iconic warbird. :)
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wha! woooowwwwwwwww...oh %^&*% after I just spent $1200 with Motion this week...do you really think my wife will hammer down if I preorder this one? omg.. this is one of my most wanted planes!www.TSHobbies.com
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Lets see how fast the pre order sells out. Faster than Santa's sleigh I'll bet!!
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Hey Kevhed!! Welcome to the forum, don't mind us, we all go nuts when a new Flightline bird is announced and our manners slip a little. Again welcome, and what a great time to come on board. Do you have any of the Flightline birds yet??
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I enjoyed taking mine out to the field today without having to make sure that no other members were there to see it flying and possibly let the Cat out of the bag! Great day and great skies for media! You pilots are SO gonna love this plane. I especially love how scale she will take off ... nice and flat, shallow angle of attack on departure. None of this leaping off the ground and straight into a 45 degree climb-out. It is really easy to ease her off real scale-like!

Any one who'd like to see her fly and who is in the Greater SFO Bay area ... ;)Comment

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