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Vendors Corner => Northcoast Hobby => Topic started by: Wayne J. Buran on March 06, 2009, 04:27:44 AM
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Brodak Spitfire is now in stock. Seems there is a label issue however kits are being shipped as I type this. I have two coming for stock. Spring is just around the corner.
Wayne
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Well, the Spit kit is in. Very nice wood, nice laser cutting and canopy. Excellent plans and a very large handbook. The wing is built on steel rods type jig. I'm not a Spitfire fan but there is just a huge number of paint schemes including countries other than the UK. I might even build a clipped wing version like the one I saw in Thailand at the Royal Thai Air Force Museum. This is a 558 SQ inch wing for 35-46 engines. Well worth the wait.
Thanks
Wayne
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Hi, Wayne, is the new Brodak Spitfire a flapped semi-scale stunter? Or more of a scale flyer? Any idea who designed this one? Thanks...
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Hi, Wayne, is the new Brodak Spitfire a flapped semi-scale stunter? Or more of a scale flyer? Any idea who designed this one? Thanks...
Hi Bill,
Not Wayne, but the new Spitfire is a flapped semi-scale stunter. I do think this is a clipped wing version of that magnificent airplane.
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Hi, Wayne, is the new Brodak Spitfire a flapped semi-scale stunter? Or more of a scale flyer? Any idea who designed this one? Thanks...
Bill, its a new full bodied flapped stunter designed by Pat Johnston. It looks good as far as Spitfires go.
Thanks
Wayne
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Well, the Spit kit just arrived, WOW! Congrats to Pat Johnston for the outstanding design, and to Brodak for a nice laser kit! Now, which engine will be just right? Thanks, Wayne, great service!
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Bill you got an LA .40 somewhere in that mansion of workshop you got down there LL~ I think that would work, or even a Brodak .40.
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LA 46 is lighter than the 40 and easier to get consistant runs with as a bonus...and no penalty for having to use 18 lines anymore...