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Morning lads ! Kick back get a brew and enjoy some history in the hobby we so love
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)What are you looking for in a micro? Grass lander or ashpalt? i ask because I am constantly searching for the "perfect cul-de-sac flyer" also... You can put Beast or your micro Piaget guts in this cool micro Threlon..it's technically an F3P ship, but I'm finding that that class (and non-micro F3P size too) make great yard/front street/parking lot flyers: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...70&postcount=5 I thought a Beast would do, but nope, too fast and needs too much room for seriously tight residential flying. This past summer my 78cm/30.7" non-micro F3P Breeze Pro ended up being my go-to plane for residential "urban guerilla" type flying- reason being is that the stall-speed is virtually zero- I can have fun way up high above the ground clutter, doing every pattern move I know, then glide 'er back in at Vapor speeds to a super tight circling landing amidst the condos ringing my tiny cul-de-sac. Try that with a Beast. ![]() Maybe the new HK Durafly Slick360? Hehheh...mine just shipped this morn... ![]() ![]() Bud, just one more Bud ![]() ![]() My Breeze Pro..big, ugly, but oh so capable: |
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