Originally Posted by y2k6vette

Jetset44 or any other SU27 Flanker builder,

Could you tell me what post # would have a complete parts list and where to purchase all of it.

Would like to get started ASAP.

Thanks for your help,
Steve

http://www.6mmflyrc.com/original-series has the complete kit for $84.

You will still need a radio, motors, esc's and batteries. Other helpful items to have plenty of is patience. Good luck with your build.

Originally Posted by y2k6vette

Jetset44 or any other SU27 Flanker builder,

Could you tell me what post # would have a complete parts list and where to purchase all of it.

Would like to get started ASAP.

Thanks for your help,
Steve

Hi Steve,
Sorry, but I never sat down and created a parts list for this model. If you want to go the scratch-build route, just study the assembly drawing and you should be able to figure out fairly quickly what parts you need.

Steve

Thanks for your prompt reply Steve,

I'll peruse the build post and figure it out...I'm just getting lazy these days and was hoping it was already done.

No problem, I'll order the kit from 6mmflyrc and probably get their suggested power package of Grayson motors.

They may also carry the servos I'll need.....we'll see.

This is a new area for me as I've spent the last 20 years flying giant gas engine planes and now I want to give something new a shot.

Looking forward to building your plane.....thanks so much for sharing it with us.

Steve

T3chDad,
Thanks to you also for suggesting the 6mmrlyrc route...I'll get it ordered today along with their power package.

The radios I'm using for my giant scale gassers are both JR X9503, so I'm covered there. Obviously I don't have any small servos but I'll find them for sure.

The pages I've read in this build suggest a plethora of help and suggestions from its participants and I'm grateful that so many have shared unselfishly of their experiences.

Aside from a few minor repairs awaiting me, I have a clean slate for a new plane and a winter build project.

Thanks again,
Steve

This is a new area for me as I've spent the last 20 years flying giant gas engine planes and now I want to give something new a shot.

You wont miss the smell

Alpea 41....you're right about the smell...I use an oil additive from Manhattan Oil in the gas called "Groovy Grape"....smells great!

An open request to all: Has anybody programmed a JR X9503 radio for this bird? If so, I would be very grateful for a copy of it. If not available, I'll muddle through it drinking lots of Coke and eating Snicker bars.

Thanks...

Is Groovy Grape a Ben and Jerrys flavor.

This is a color scheme that will be painted model

my plane

Very nice build

thanks alpea 41

I see why you added the wooden leading edges . The wings and controll surfaces were slighty warped with out them.

it had to be done, and I got the strength of these parts

This is my first SU-37 profile so realistic in flight that the people who watched it fly, asked is it possible?

SU-37.AVI (8 min 48 sec)

Sweet maiden vlada, love the high alpha and floaty flying! Congrats! Can't wait to see her painted!