Aaeolien
70cc twin V2
Wait everyone doesn't have one of those?
Discussion Wow, a plane can do that?
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RCAddict16
70cc twin V2
Hey! Don't make fun of my parkzone spitfire with real cannons! 
gyro
GSN Contributor
That sucks! Sorry to see that... But at least the good part is that it looks like a straight motorbox repair kit ( and probably a new cowl) will have you flying again
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nebwake
70cc twin V2
Yea I actually have a brand new cowl already, the one that took the hit today was a little busted up from shipping so noll sent me a new one for free and the wood damage is all the very front of the motorbox, real easy repair. It was crazy, I didn't even chip my xoar prop, but the spinner is toast. I suppose that a wrong input while doing rollers on the deck will cost money, who would have guessed.
. I suppose that a wrong input while doing rollers on the deck will cost money, who would have guessed.
gyro
GSN Contributor
Yea I actually have a brand new cowl already, the one that took the hit today was a little busted up from shipping so noll sent me a new one for free and the wood damage is all the very front of the motorbox, real easy repair. It was crazy, I didn't even chip my xoar prop, but the spinner is toast
lol, yeah, that's why when I finally learn to do them, I'll be hanging out up high for a while! Depending on how you came down, you might want to send the 4315 to Ken for a check up. He usually turns them around within a week, and only charges a few bucks for the bearings (which would most likely be where the damage is).
Glad to see you're in good spirits!
-G
Planecraz3d
50cc
I've had all sorts of questions from bystanders at the field. All the common ones such as, "How high/far/long does it fly?" etc, etc. I usually just try to be cordial and answer them politely. But I did see this on the back of a shirt at an online vender, I can't remember where it was but I saved the image because I thought it was classic. eace:
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SteveT.
100cc
I've had all sorts of questions from bystanders at the field. All the common ones such as, "How high/far/long does it fly?" etc, etc. I usually just try to be cordial and answer them politely. But I did see this on the back of a shirt at an online vender, I can't remember where it was but I saved the image because I thought it was classic.
Absolutely!!!
SteveT
B
Blucor Basher
I like to do sort of the opposite at the flying field. If I see a field when traveling I usually stop to watch, and for me, the most fun thing in the world is to talk to the guys flying 3DHS planes, ask their opinions about them, listen quietly, watch for a while, then thank them and leave. I always learn a lot and, of course, I feel really sneaky.