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Stunt Man 23
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Stunt Man 23
crankbndr Tue Mar 12, 2013 9:35 am
New, I think I got this from Brodak a few years ago, it is not a beam mount.
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25$ plug shipping, PayPal
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Re: Stunt Man 23
RknRusty Tue Mar 12, 2013 9:56 am
It's optional beam or radial mount.
That's a great plane. I learned to do loops and inverted flight with mine. Unfortunately I made it a radial mount to fit a BW before I found out about Tee Dees, so had to get an adaptor. After the rear fuse broke so many times, I sawed it off and stuck the tail an inch or so behind the wing, and it really turned into a great stunt plane. My nieces destroyed it and after repairs and re-repairs, it was too heavy and is now retired.
Meet "Green Death":
Later it was red and white, but didn't fly as well as this ugly iteration.
That's a great plane. I learned to do loops and inverted flight with mine. Unfortunately I made it a radial mount to fit a BW before I found out about Tee Dees, so had to get an adaptor. After the rear fuse broke so many times, I sawed it off and stuck the tail an inch or so behind the wing, and it really turned into a great stunt plane. My nieces destroyed it and after repairs and re-repairs, it was too heavy and is now retired.
Meet "Green Death":
Later it was red and white, but didn't fly as well as this ugly iteration.
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Re: Stunt Man 23
crankbndr Tue Mar 12, 2013 10:06 am
My thought was to build up the wing with balsa to make an airfoil, but never got to it.
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Re: Stunt Man 23
RknRusty Tue Mar 12, 2013 12:18 pm
It's a fun plane with just the slat wings. With enough power it will do most any stunts, with the exception of prize winning shaped patterns. 35' is a good length to fly it on.
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