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RARE LARGE RC Dornier 335 (front/rear engines)

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24 Jan 2016 09:31 #1 by DominicM
I hadn't seen one of these before. I suspect not the easiest model to construct. The full size had a colourful history that is worth reading up on. This model flies really well...and looks good with its smoke system on the fast passes.


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24 Jan 2016 09:46 #2 by Ex-Member
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West Wings have had a 25" span free flight rubber powered kit on the market for some years now.....it flies well, too.

westwings.co.uk/index.php/dornier-do335.html

Here's a link to the kit contents on You Tube, the builder has modified this one for electric and RC:

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24 Jan 2016 13:38 #3 by THE BLACKBIRD
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Phil at Fighter Aces has just done a really big one with two Zenoah engines in it , super detailing job, for a customer, a rich one by the amount of time spent refurbishing it

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24 Jan 2016 22:10 #4 by one tenor
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Always had a fancy for one of these but wasn't sure if I could manage two motors in my early days and never got round to it later . Probably never will now I like the name Pfiel =Arrow too.

Anything will fly given enough power

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