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FPGT72 · 04-20-2009, 10:10 AM

I have done the car thing for over 20 years, just now getting into planes, being I can't ride yet.

I have an EasyStar, that is just relaxing to fly...sit in a chair with a cold one next to you, you can even take your eyes off of it get your dring and it is still flying. Started flying this winter with a GWS Tiger Moth.

Just finished a GWS Zero, and hope to do a first flight with it tonight if it is not too windy.

Also picked up a Parkzone Corsair, that looks like a nice plane.

I also picked up a used GWS Tiger Moth 400 and a PT-17, ordered the parts to get those in flying shape.

Foam is so easy to repair, a little epoxy and away you go.

After I get better with these I am looking at some of the Great Planes WWI birds....they are sure good looking.

04-20-2009, 10:10 AM	#48
FPGT72 Beastly Adventurer Joined: Oct 2006 Location: Kingsville MO Oddometer: 4,020	I have done the car thing for over 20 years, just now getting into planes, being I can't ride yet. I have an EasyStar, that is just relaxing to fly...sit in a chair with a cold one next to you, you can even take your eyes off of it get your dring and it is still flying. Started flying this winter with a GWS Tiger Moth. Just finished a GWS Zero, and hope to do a first flight with it tonight if it is not too windy. Also picked up a Parkzone Corsair, that looks like a nice plane. I also picked up a used GWS Tiger Moth 400 and a PT-17, ordered the parts to get those in flying shape. Foam is so easy to repair, a little epoxy and away you go. After I get better with these I am looking at some of the Great Planes WWI birds....they are sure good looking. __________________ [FONT='Arial','sans-serif']Calling an illegal alien an 'undocumented immigrant' is like calling a drug dealer an 'unlicensed pharmacist[/FONT]