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Post  dankar04 Wed Oct 31, 2012 11:31 am

Bought nice kit of old time FF model. Plans show Holland Hornet/ and Thermal Hopper. I will use an older TD .0489. Plane is pretty much built but needs more work. Should fly well and is very porulat Nostalgia FF model. I even have a Tatone 1/2A tick-off engine timer from early 60's. Still works like a good clock..ha ha. It is a clock in sort of way. I most likely use poly-span or SLC covering. cheers
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