Check it out! I am busy building the NX Edge and NX Katana!

This is the info on the Airfoilz NX Extra 300;

Wing Span: 40 in (1016mm)
Overall Length: 36.3 in (922 mm)
Wing Area: 350 sq in (22.4 sq dm)
Flying Weight: 19-21 oz (215/241 g)

That is a lot of plane for $59.99!!

Check out the build thread!

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1080862

Get yours here!

http://stores.3dxhobbies.com/-strse-...0NX/Detail.bok

Cool! looks similar to the Copperhead Aviation extra stiffy. EPP?


Matt

Originally Posted by microflitedude

Cool! looks similar to the Copperhead Aviation extra stiffy. EPP?


Matt

It is all depron! Airfoilz are awesome performers! Much better then Epp IMO!

Awesome build, and livery too!

Wow, really nice plane, thanks for sharing, please do let us know how it 3D. Btw, specs please, and any link of hobbyshop that carries it?

Originally Posted by heliboy88

Wow, really nice plane, thanks for sharing, please do let us know how it 3D. Btw, specs please, and any link of hobbyshop that carries it?

http://stores.3dxhobbies.com/-strse-...0NX/Detail.bok

There you go!

Originally Posted by bighead93

http://stores.3dxhobbies.com/-strse-...0NX/Detail.bok

There you go!

Thanks a lot for the quick reply man(and also the link), it seems a winner, but isn't depron easier to break than epp or epo? Just thinking about it's durability, cus i'm not a very good 3D flyer yet.

Originally Posted by heliboy88

Thanks a lot for the quick reply man(and also the link), it seems a winner, but isn't depron easier to break than epp or epo? Just thinking about it's durability, cus i'm not a very good 3D flyer yet.

Second that! I'm learning on my CA Extra stiffy. What are the advantages of depron? Lighter?



Matt

Originally Posted by heliboy88

Thanks a lot for the quick reply man(and also the link), it seems a winner, but isn't depron easier to break than epp or epo? Just thinking about it's durability, cus i'm not a very good 3D flyer yet.

Depron is really easy to fix...Epp holds up better in a crash but is really flexiable and to me has a sloppy feel in flight. The Airfoilz planes fly like larger balsa planes if that makes sense...very rigid and handle wind awesome! If you are just learning 3-D you will do well with any of the Airfoilz planes...just fly a little higher when trying new stuff!

Originally Posted by microflitedude

Second that! I'm learning on my CA Extra stiffy. What are the advantages of depron? Lighter?



Matt

Lighter and more of a crisp feel. Depron is easy to fix...don't ask me how I know!

My first depron foamie I retired after a year and a half because it looked so beat up. My second foamie is two and a half years old and although beat up I just glue and fly. I broke it in half three times. The elevator has five brakes that are glued and reinforced. The lower front half has had dozens of brakes that I glued and sonetimes spliced in a new lower front area to get rid of multiple old brakes. Still flies great. Flew it this morning four times. Great hover and KE even though the body is not straight anymore. If I straighten it it may not fly as well.

bighead and e-gull,

Thanks a ton for all the tips and info, i think i'm going for this beauty then. Just have to find a nearer(asian) online shop that carries it.
Btw, bighead, thanks a lot for the build thread, learnt a lot from there, but still haven't done reading all the pages.

Originally Posted by heliboy88

bighead and e-gull,

Thanks a ton for all the tips and info, i think i'm going for this beauty then. Just have to find a nearer(asian) online shop that carries it.
Btw, bighead, thanks a lot for the build thread, learnt a lot from there, but still haven't done reading all the pages.

Not a problem! Let me know if you need any help with yours during the build!

Originally Posted by e-gull

My first depron foamie I retired after a year and a half because it looked so beat up. My second foamie is two and a half years old and although beat up I just glue and fly. I broke it in half three times. The elevator has five brakes that are glued and reinforced. The lower front half has had dozens of brakes that I glued and sonetimes spliced in a new lower front area to get rid of multiple old brakes. Still flies great. Flew it this morning four times. Great hover and KE even though the body is not straight anymore. If I straighten it it may not fly as well.

Never retire a plane unless it won't stay airborne! My Stiffy looks horrid. 7 breaks in the tail, gone through 2 extra servos, Motor mount held in by glue. But she still flies hard and fast.

Matt