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Official Flightline RC 1300mm Focke-Wulf TA-152H Thread

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  • Oxotnik
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    Originally posted by fieldofdreamsflyer View Post
    Sorry guys , that plane wont be coming out. To bad so sad
    <fingers in ears> lalalala

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  • Grossman56
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    Boy, looking at the picture with a magnifying glass, I can see "scale warbird", a little higher and the size would have been shown as well.

    Grossman56

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  • dkalwishky
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    Originally posted by fieldofdreamsflyer View Post
    Sorry guys , that plane wont be coming out. To bad so sad
    How do you know?

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  • fieldofdreamsflyer
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    Sorry guys , that plane wont be coming out. To bad so sad

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  • Oxotnik
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    Originally posted by Delizar View Post
    Silly me, I looked again...it says 1/11th so we are looking at around. 1311mm wingspan.
    Yep, the TA-152 had significantly longer wingspan. I'm a bit worried that it might be very prone to tip stalls; so, it may have to be landed with some speed. 1300mm may be about as large a plane that I can put in my Tahoe, without having to pull the wings off for transport.

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  • Oxotnik
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    Originally posted by Grossman56 View Post
    They have one at the Boeing Museum of Flight in Seattle. It's so cool, it almost looks like a turbo prop.

    Grossman56
    They have a TA-152, or a FW-190D, in the museum? I'm due a trip out to Redmond (Aerojet) soon. It's been several years since I've been in the Boeing Museum. I'm due another trip.

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  • Delizar
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    Went and watched Video just to see the box. It does look to be the real deal. Bit after your snapshot you can see some of that long nose.

    Hopefully they have bumped up the Wing span from the 1120mm of the FW-190 V2. At the TA152H1 had a much longer wingspan.....40% longer. 10.5m for the FW-190 and 14.44m for the TA152H1. Would be nice to put them side by side and have the correct scale. Based on that we are looking at a 1536mm wingspan.

    Silly me, I looked again...it says 1/11th so we are looking at around. 1311mm wingspan.

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  • Grossman56
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    They have one at the Boeing Museum of Flight in Seattle. It's so cool, it almost looks like a turbo prop.

    Grossman56

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  • Oxotnik
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    Ron, the TA-152H was the evolution of the FW-190D into a high-altitude DOTR interceptor. It saw very limited service as it came online so late in the war. It's a gorgeous airplane. The FW-190D9 and TA-152 are my favorite warbirds.

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  • Ron1950
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    glad for ya...actually I had never heard of the ta152h1 before this

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  • Oxotnik
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    Originally posted by Ron1950 View Post
    don't get too excited id say u wont see any of these planes for at least 6 months
    Don't you dare tell me that I can't be excited!!! LOL Just kidding. Even if I have to wait another 6 months or so, I'm still stoked that a Dora or TA-152 is in the works. The FW-190 (especially the D9) is my favorite warbird. It's been killing me that there are a half dozen or so A models on the market, but no D models, in 1100+mm foam. I can wait 6 months... :-)

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  • Ron1950
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    don't get too excited id say u wont see any of these planes for at least 6 months

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  • dkalwishky
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    Drool.......

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  • Oxotnik
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    Someone else had pointed it out me. I'm just spreading the word, hoping that someone may have heard something more concrete on the TA-152.

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  • farmflyer
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    I guess I'll have to pay more attention to the background I also missed that.

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  • Ron1950
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    guess I was busy looking at the build( although it looked as easy as any ive seen) never did see that till now....good call

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  • OV10
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    WOW, a little Faux Pas on whomever put Ryan in that video background setup, thus inadvertently letting the cat out of the bag for the next product because of your sharp observations there Ox!! With that long nose am gonna bet it won't be a tame one.

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  • Oxotnik
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    In the FlightlineRC Bearcat build video, in the background is the box for a 1/11 scale TA-252H1. I've been wanting a FW-190D9 or TA-152 for a long time. I hope that MotionRC will soon make an announcement about the production of the TA-152! I'm really stoked at the prospect of getting a FlightlineRC TA-152. I'll definitely be one of the first preorders.

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  • Official Flightline RC 1300mm Focke-Wulf TA-152H Thread

    FlightLineRC proudly presents the remarkable Ta-152H! Never before seen in foam electric format, FlightLineRC has once again delivered a rare warbird to expand its exciting line of premier affordable model aircraft. Please post questions, photos, videos and reviews for our community members
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