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Re: Flying for Real..

Posted: 17 Jul 2014, 22:59
by DaveB
Hen's teeth mate.. £60 for a cheap battery!! Are you wondering now if going electric was the right thing to do *-)

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Re: Flying for Real..

Posted: 17 Jul 2014, 23:10
by Vc Ten
Dont know mate, But ive been browsing Wren's website quite frequently :lol:

Re: Flying for Real..

Posted: 17 Jul 2014, 23:42
by DaveB
.. as you would of course. Must keep abreast of things :lol:

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Re: Flying for Real..

Posted: 18 Nov 2014, 10:06
by Garry Russell

Re: Flying for Real..

Posted: 18 Nov 2014, 10:40
by DaveB
Hmm.. both beautiful models flown at idyllic locations :thumbsup: I liked the Sealand.. it's larger scale making it look a little better I think. The Solent at the same scale would be huge! :lol:

Not flown any of mine for what must be months now :(

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Re: Flying for Real..

Posted: 18 Nov 2014, 11:18
by Garry Russell
That was my favourite too...trying to imagine how often water is that calm.

Sealand...now that was a non sucess that surely could have been huge had it been properly supported and developed instead of the "Ho hum, never mind...NEXT!!!

Most ended up...was it far East/...where they seem to hack it.

A very neat looking machine for it's day.

Re: Flying for Real..

Posted: 27 Nov 2014, 18:23
by Garry Russell

Re: Flying for Real..

Posted: 27 Nov 2014, 19:24
by DaveB
Very nice. That Lightning is good too :rock:

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Re: Flying for Real..

Posted: 27 Nov 2014, 19:29
by Garry Russell
I bet, being relatively light and with that huge wing, she's a bugga in any sort of gusty wind. A fair weather machine, well I wouldn't want to risk it...a truck load of glue if that goes in.

Ever made a five thousand piece jigsaw?? :worried:

Re: Flying for Real..

Posted: 27 Nov 2014, 21:15
by DaveB
Yes.. I noticed the Vulcan was very keen to turn :lol: The Lightning looked very stable by comparison :-O

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