$80.00...my computer is still working.

Frank

E-Flite Pogo. E-flite EF-1 25 racing motor, a good ESC (not sure what it is), servos, Spektrum receiver, completely ready to fly. Put in your 3S battery (to practice and learn) and your 4S battery to race. Basically, 'Bind-n-fly'. This plane is in 'like-new' condition, and it's only been flown once. Approx. 49" wingspan.
An amazing deal at only $200.

$75
I guess my computer is working also 

$70


Frank

ps: sorry Mark- just testing to make sure my computer works.
Yes it did!! I could not even open the post last night.  (error)
Thanks for posting the pics

$65 for me please

Frank is having an issue logging on at the moment, so he asked me to post these pics

Looks fast! $55.00

Home built...and well built... Great Planes Ultra Sport 60.
Comes with
- a Turnigy G-60 motor,
- 70 amp ESC,
- all servos installed (ailerons (2), rudder, elevator)
- mechanical retracts with a brand new JR 88 oz retract servo.
- receiver included.

Just add a 6S battery pack... show me the money... and it is yours.

Opening bid is $50.  Minimum increment $5.00. 
Highest bid before 8:00 pm next Sunday, June 2 is the new owner.

Frank

Looks fantastic David!
I'm looking forward to seeing it fly

Based on your recent projects I can see a Planeprint model in my future... as soon as I clear a few 3DLabprint projects in my pipeline, currently collecting dust in boxes of pre-printed parts. I hope I can circle back and get some advice from you about the tuned Orca Slicer settings you used on the Planeprint parts. I only have MK3S+ but it should be close enough to your MK4 when it comes to LW-PLA parts process settings.

Stepan Dokoupil from 3DLabPrint designed dozens of great looking scale models (war birds) over the years, but he doesn't do any follow up correction work, improvements, or updates. Once a model is released, he moves on to the next design and never re-visits an older design. Any issues or improvements to the released model are left to builder to deal with by improvising.

Planeprint seems to be actively working on corrections and improvements with new part versions for older/released models - which makes more business sense. Will certainly give them a try one day.