Selling a giant scale airplane

[tntlilpimp]

I am selling an airplane because I know nothing about them I think that this would be a very good prject for an experienced person It is very big 4 ft length by 3 ft wide I know nothing about airplanes.

[jarvis2542]

does not sound very big to me????????? where is the description of the plane? placing some pics and some info about the plane itself in the for sale forum will help

[tailskid2]

Yes, a picture would be very nice ....

[spitfire123]

I am selling an airplane because I know nothing about them I think that this would be a very good prject for an experienced person It is very big 4 ft length by 3 ft wide I know nothing about airplanes.



hi,
the plane you have is NOT a GIANT scale plane....
its acturly realy realy small.

like a 25-30 plane ;)

[wiz310]

Unless he meant to say meters. :D

[spitfire123]

lol, :D
i doubht it becaue he put ft twice..

[tntlilpimp]

hi,
the plane you have is NOT a GIANT scale plane....
its acturly realy realy small.

like a 25-30 plane ;)

it runs of a .61 actually

[spitfire123]

hey!!

i thought you said you no NOTHING about planes...
lol
muse be pretty quick with that size engine in that size plane.

[dag214]

That might be a big plane to some people, my first powered plane was a Cox Pt-19 control line, it (cox pt-19) would fit in the back set of my 1919 vintage with a 193" wing span.

But what plane with a 61 has a fuse longer than the wings? I know there are some jet want-to-be's that have longer fuse than wing span, but what sort of plane is this???

I thought big was over 150" wing span and 45 pounds or more, but I guess it depends on what you have seen.

And as far as engine size, I once had a goldberg Chipmunk with a supertiger 2000. The tail fluttered off it in flight (was very nose heavy, not sure that had anything to do with the tail falling off). It was a funny plane while it lasted, it actually looked as if you could flat spin it going UP! Full rudder/full elevator/full power, was very cooool.

DAG

[spitfire123]

[QUOTE=dag214]That might be a big plane to some people, my first powered plane was a Cox Pt-19 control line, it (cox pt-19) would fit in the back set of my 1919 vintage with a 193" wing span.




lol :D