This thread is for actual information about the plane.. Build Pics/Reviews/Videos... no bashing.

Link to the plane
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...00mm_ARF_.html

Pics of the planes

Possible Setup
Torque 2812T/720
Airboss 60
HS-65MG's
4S 2800
APC 14x7

Plane Review Video

HobbyKing Daily - HobbyKing Slick 360 1.3m (1 min 19 sec)

Flight Video

HobbyKing Slick 360 3D Blue 1300mm (ARF) (3 min 17 sec)

I was told their is a video..

Thanks for the new thread... HOpe you get your wish...

Seems like I saw a couple of full throttle blenders in the video. Wonder why it didn't fall apart in the air. Fireyfate said it would.

Originally Posted by moxjett

I had a successful maiden of my Slick on my lunch break today. Bottom line, I like it. I can do about everything except rolling harriers when flying 3D planes, so I put the plane through a few maneuvers I can fly well. Knife edge is straight with no coupling, so I didn’t have to give rudder or elevator input to keep her straight and no aileron input to keep her in knife edge. Hovering was easy and reminded me of my 3DHS Slick. I did a few walls and I think my decision to use an HS-65MG on my elevator prevented me from doing a nice pop to a hover. It was almost there, but I think I could tell there was some blow back. I think an HS-85MG will give me a better wall. The 65's did great on the rudder and the ailerons, just need to change the elevator servo. I only did a couple blenders and they looked good, but I think the HS-65MG had an effect on these as well, so I just spent the rest of the time just getting a feel for the plane. If someone handed me a Tx and said fly this plane without me knowing who made it, after flying it, I would have said that it was from one of the main three (EF, 3DHS, or PA). The Torque 2812 motor on a 14x7 was a perfect selection for me, lots of power when needed and not to heavy of a power system. I just need to get the elevator servo replaced and do some more flying.

I'll see if I can get some video shot this afternoon after work.

Good Info Thanks!

Another Possible Setup

Hobbyking SS Series 60-70A ESC
6V 3A UBEC 2-5S Lipoly (6-23v)
NTM Prop Drive 35-48 Series 900KV / 815W
Turnigy Digital high torque bearing servo 16.2g/3.1kg/.16se

Some Pics of the Woodwork

This plane deserves a fresh start . I am very impressed by the flight footage all we need now is spair parts

My hope is now that people actually have the plane we will get real reviews not just a guess based on past hk planes. Let's only put facts in this thread

Ryan, I will be surprised if those HS 65's will be adequate. Maybe they will be for the ailerons (but even those will likely experience blow back at high speed) but definitely not for the elevator.....

This plane looks to be fairly capable of violent maneuvers and those 65's just have enough torque IMO...

Originally Posted by JoeDirtRC

Seems like I saw a couple of full throttle blenders in the video. Wonder why it didn't fall apart in the air. Fireyfate said it would.

Just going by every 3D plane they've sold prior to their last two releases. Now if you want to keep this thread clean like the OP asked, hold your tongue here and post in the other.

Originally Posted by ryanotown22

real reviews not just a guess based on past hk planes. Let's only put facts in this thread

Works for me.

Here is the pilot's set-up in the video:

Turnigy nano-tech 2200mah 4S 45~90C Lipo Pack
Hobbyking SS Series 60-70A ESC
6V 3A UBEC 2-5S Lipoly (6-23v)
NTM Prop Drive 35-48 Series 900KV / 815W
Turnigy Digital high torque bearing servo 16.2g/3.1kg/.16sec
NTM Motor Accessory pack
APCe 14x7 but I would use a Turnigy wood next time
(YOU MUST USE 50mm LONG SERVO ARMS)

Can anyone recommend a 3S setup with a motor from HK?