GP ElectriFly Corsair.

Typhoon 6/20 outrunner
2 cell Apogee 1500 mAh
APC 8x3.8 SF prop
Tsunami 10 ESC
10.25 Amps static WOT
14.5 oz. flying weight

Korean war era decals don't "match" the paint. But, they are of high enough quality that it would be a shame to not use them.

coo, can you PM with more data on the P-38?

tim, what span is that corsair?
wood or foam?

Originally Posted by derailed

coo, can you PM with more data on the P-38?

tim, what span is that corsair?
wood or foam?

One of these:
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=544489

My smaller P38 is a Mountian Model laser cut kit.
The larger is a Raidentech ARF balsa kit. There is a thread on the Nitro/Raidentech P38 here in electric warbirds.

thanks guys

Great shots COO.

Nice to see Laurie again doing a wonderful job "Holding" your planes. I particularly like the one of the P-38.

And the P-51.

ERrrrr--Heck! All of them.

Cheers. Paddy.

Ok...I have like over 15 warbirds...

Modified PZ P-51 using brushless Typhoon motor and landing gear
Modified ThunderTiger Rarebear painted in Bearcat colors
Alfa Corsair
FSK B-25
FSK ME-109
FSK Spitfire
Ripmax Spitfire
GWS Corsair(x 3)
GWS P-38
GWS ME-109
GWS Zero
GWS A-10
AK-models Spitfire
CedarHobbies B-17(highly modified...still in progress)
Electrifly Corsair(x2)
Electrifly SE5a

Glow:
Kyosho 40 Corsair
Lanier 40 Corsair
Kyosho ME-109E

Heres a few pics of various planes I have

Originally Posted by kahloq

Ok...I have like over 15 warbirds...

LOL--Kahloq. Where do you keep them all???

Cheers. Paddy.

Originally Posted by oldpilot

LOL--Kahloq. Where do you keep them all???

Cheers. Paddy.

Ehhh. Some in the basement, some on the pool table..you know. Wherever I can find room.

Originally Posted by kahloq

Ehhh. Some in the basement, some on the pool table..you know. Wherever I can find room.

DON"T you get flack from "You know who" ???

Originally Posted by RumRunner_1492

Does anyone know where I can get a good kit to create a Sopwith Camel or a Nieuport? I have had no luck locating anything besides small toy kits.

Proctor Enterprises has 1/6 scale kits for the Camel and the Nieuport 17 based on the old VK line that they acquired some time back,as well as a larger Nieuport 11 in the classic Proctor tradition. There is also a nice 1/6 scale Sopwith Strutter...

I have built and flown the Camel...used a 3-1 geared Astro 25 on 20 NiCd's, which shows you how long it has been around.

If you appreciate "real model building", Proctor kits are the way to go.

Bob Benjamin

Originally Posted by oldpilot

DON"T you get flack from "You know who" ???

Occasionally, but not too much. Usually only when she has set up plans for people to come over. Often times, I also might have a couple of birds sitting on the airhockey table in the main living room too...LOL

If she has a couple friends over and theres planes on the pool table, she will simply move them to the dining room table to play pool and then put them back if Im not home. She doesnt go down in the basement much.

Bob...I've seen your Camel ( airplane that is ) although it looks great, it has one major problem...( it belongs to you and not me )

One day when I grow up, I'm gonna build me one .... WW1 stuff is my soft spot.
I did a scratch EV over last winter...1/4 scale. Bring the Camel up to the fly in and it can join in the formation fly we do each year...only WW1 models...last May we had I think 7 up at once.

Hi Guys,

Here is my new warbird, brushless, and Lipo powered. From AK Models.

Edd Spidell

Nice pics Ed. Great looking plane too.