What ARFs are you preparing for 2015?

Started by Michael, November 27, 2014, 06:22:32 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

0 Members and 3 Guests are viewing this topic.

eric

Hey, congratulations Bill! And she gives planes for Christmas - sell your clothes, you've gone to heaven!


I've got 6 boxes piled up now beside the freezer, but the only ARF is the 100" Big E-Fair I just got as a belated Christmas gift. Once I finish the Loening indoor scratch build, I'll get to it. Unfortunately, there's a complete family room reno to be accomplished first.


Eric

Wingnutz

Thanks for all the congratulations guys but I don't think I'm ready to sell my clothes just yet. Kathleen lets me wear them sometimes!
DOWN WITH GRAVITY! UP WITH LEVITY!

frajolex

Here is my list:


1 - Van's RV-4 sport scale - already assembled with motor, esc, etc...   just waiting for good weather

2 - Skyline Sukhoi Su-26 70  - Started assembling, having problems to centralize the horizontal stabilizer...
Andre Albuquerque

Be careful... it's always too close, no matter how far...

Papa

Check the hinges, control rods and horns very carefully on the Sukhoi. Saw a gas version lose an aileron at Bramalea a couple of years ago. It made a lot of noise tumbling along the runway once the air flow was too low to keep the aileron up.


jack.
A motto to live by:
"What other people think of me is none of my business"

Michael

#19
The Beaver, A380 and the Staggerwing are done. (No retracts.) I'll start the Viper this weekend.

(I still have 2 balsa builds to do  :o )

The Staggerwing is bit smaller than the Parkzone/E-Flite warbirds, but is really cute and unusual as compared to most planes at the field.
Michael

Skyking

Congratulations. Well done Bill!


I have a used Hawker hunter and an F-22 like Simon's and a pre-used Heinkle 163 and my arf Sea vixen has a new fuselage and is ready to go. My new Durafly Vampire should arrive any day.
I know that it's not am arf but I'm making making some good progress on my Dornier flying boat.
I will probably have that 98" span powered glider ready to go too ( It's an ARF).
Oh yeah, I have the big HK silver/orange P-40 from HK on six cells.
Wow, I didn't realize there were so many!


Ken
Actually, I can.

Michael

Viper Jet done. It's about a 5 foot (or so?) wingspan and is powered by a 12-blade (or 11?) fan on 6 lipo cells.

It has lights, flaps and retractable landing gear with sequenced doors.

Assembly took about ½ hour; throws, trim, flaps adjustments and triple-rates took about 1½ hours.

Now all my ARFs are done, and I'll start construction on a 1/5 scale balsa Piper Super Cub kit, and then a large scratch built personal design that I hope to fly before the end of the summer.
Michael

electroflyer

    Hey Michael,
  Which Super Cub? Is it the Adrian Page?
 

Michael

Michael

pmackenzie

FWIW, my 80" Page Super Cub kit got here a couple of weeks ago.
I can almost guarantee that Michael will get his built long before I do  ;)

Pat MacKenzie

Papa

Hang on to it Pat, we may do it as a build class and you can be a super sub instructor EH!


Jack.
A motto to live by:
"What other people think of me is none of my business"

electroflyer

 

Skyking

Hi Guys,
Where can you get the "Adrian" super cub and about how much izit?
Thanks,


Ken
Actually, I can.

pmackenzie

http://www.adrianpage.com/

I bought mine as part of the "kickstarter" project he did to fund his purchase of a laser cutter, so not sure what the regular price would be.
Still waiting on the big Gee Bee R2 kit, he did send me the instruction manual as a teaser.

Pat MacKenzie

Michael

Michael