giant spitfire ?

[fuse]

anyone have this plane?
ripmax speed 600 spitfire?

would love to add this to my collection but dunno whwere to get one.

[Rappy Boy]

Nope never saw around here.

[oceanus]

Giant? This is just the next size after 'pocket' size.

[fuse]

hehe actually to me its a giant ma.

never seen anyone flew a 600 size ep motor plane yet..

[zuoom]

http://groups.msn.com/Singaporecontrollineaeromodellinggroup/rcflying.msnw?albumlist=2

something like these?

[fuse]

yup like this but powered by battery and 600 class motor.

[oceanus]

That's only considered as 'Big'. You have to see the U.K. mags to have a better perception of a 'Giant' model. That's at least how most will classified them.

[fuse]

oceanus: i know what is a giant plane... seen on video before ..
thanks


do you happen to know where i can buy my giant spit fire? sinced you have seen so many giant planes.

[oceanus]

Fuse,

Just a small advice. When you ask for a particular model, be at least more specific in size, generally classified by powerplant like speed 400,600 or 40/60size gas. No point telling people big, small, medium or extra large as no one will classified a model that way.

For the Ripmax Spitfire, it was formally produced by Balsacraft as a balsa kit. I'm not too sure whether the company is no longer around or changed it's name, but now it's sold as ARTF under the 'RIPMAX'. I do not know any local shop selling it but you can check thier website. Bewarn, although I haven't try any of thier kits yet, British kits and wood qualities are among the worst you can buy.

[loyn]

anyone have this plane?
ripmax speed 600 spitfire?

For the very first post by fuse already indicate is a speed 600 spitfire ....

[fuse]

thanks for the info on ripmax products

will be more careful in wording on the topic of SIZE and Numbers

cheers..



lets move on to the next topic.

[oceanus]

For the very first post by fuse already indicate is a speed 600 spitfire ....

Yeah... I was just pulling his leg a little. It's meant to be more of a joke. You see? Sometime, communications can be distorted in a forum as you don't see the person's expression and body language when he communicates. This can lead to some misunderstanding. Smileys help, but I simply don't have the habit of using them. Cheers!