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LARGE SCALE Lightning - MAX AFTERBURNER!

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26 May 2016 07:11 #1 by DominicM
Luke Metcalf flying this in true scale style. Lightning by name and he flies it like Lightning. I had trouble keeping up. Full after burners and tight turns. TERRIFIC !
Span: 176 cm
Length: 284 cm
Engine: B300F turbine (320N thrust)
Built by Trond Hammerstad from Norway from the Airworld Modellbau kit. 9 litres of fuel onboard in two 4.5 litre tanks.


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26 May 2016 17:18 #2 by Garry Pollard
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How can ANY true model flyer get bored with that sort of flying and control ?????

I ask this after reading a comment from another "modeller" on another forum. I often wonder what they acctually want, and more to the point what sort of a pilot are they .

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26 May 2016 17:40 #3 by Quorneng
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I agree entirely Garry particularly at the supreme flying skill (what a landing!) with what is likely to be not a particularly forgiving plane. ;)

Having said that it is not the sort of modelling I aspire to or can afford come to that! :P
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27 May 2016 11:13 #4 by DominicM
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What they don't realise is that there are up to 3 very expensive jets in the air at any one time and flying in circuits with every pilot having a caller to advise on position of other aircraft...is the best way to ensure no collisions. When Luke gets a solo slot he let's it rip but that doesn't happen too often...not even at shows.

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