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Offline Mifri wrote NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 07, 2010, 12:56:38 PM
HI

Just found two new ESM Warbirds.

Ok, the T-28 Trojan isnīt really new, but a new colour sheme.

And the AT-6.

regards

Mirco


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Online PDR wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 07, 2010, 13:30:11 PM
The full size T28 has a very pronounced dihederal which seems absent from the model:



I'm afraid this really gripes with me because it's part of the basic character of the aeroplane. For some reason it's a common trait in models (especially ARTFs) - the ripmax P-51 suffers a similar crass indignity (or at least it did when it came out - I don't know if this has been corrected in the later kits).

PDR


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Offline kinverflyer wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 07, 2010, 13:43:09 PM
Last Edit: February 07, 2010, 22:36:55 PM by kinverflyer
This is the ESM T28 will be here in the UK hopefully end of next month

« Last Edit: February 07, 2010, 22:36:55 PM by kinverflyer »

Reply #3
alan c wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 07, 2010, 20:44:05 PM
The 2 models mentioned are not ESM models,   they have been sourced by kmp, who no longer are the U.S. importers of ESM kits,


Reply #4
Offline ScaleSpecialties wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 11, 2010, 22:57:45 PM
PDR,
I would not worry too much about the dihedral. To me it looks like those models have just been loosely assembled for the photo, so the wings probably are just sitting there without  being supported properly. Just a thought,
-Dave


Reply #5
Offline 0114jason wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 12, 2010, 03:28:25 AM
ESM T-28 test flight   new ESM 50cc SPITFIRE   & the boss of ESM... 
 


Reply #6
Offline Syms wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 12, 2010, 10:33:30 AM
0114jason, Wilson says hi.

Don't they look nice.

thanks,
Sym.

It's a bit like the Scouts but Evil!

Reply #7
Offline Neilly wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 12, 2010, 11:35:21 AM
Hi Syms,

That 3rd piccie - is that the new way of checking the model's CG :D

Great looking warbirds :af

TTFN,
Neil

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/60833437@N08/

Reply #8
Offline DB P7966 wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 12, 2010, 12:16:10 PM
cant wait to get my Spit :af


Reply #9
Offline Syms wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 12, 2010, 13:22:15 PM
Hi Syms,

That 3rd piccie - is that the new way of checking the model's CG :D

Great looking warbirds :af

TTFN,
Neil

Yeah, patent pending of course.  :D

Sym.

It's a bit like the Scouts but Evil!

Reply #10
Offline Warbird Man wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 12, 2010, 14:12:11 PM
 :P :P

What a lovely collection of Birds...Oopss I mean warbirds...

They all look great..>especially that Spit ..WoW what a beauty !
 Can't wait now  :'' :''  But I guess there are others in the same shipment as the Spit...Like the
P-40, Storch etc?... Any pics of the P-40 yet Sym?  or any more of the Storch knocking about?

Going to be a very interesting season...!

Wayne

"...You know what to do with the lame ducks seargent.."

Reply #11
Offline Syms wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 12, 2010, 18:36:10 PM
Not at the moment Wayne, everyone's on their hols in China at the moment.

Sym.

It's a bit like the Scouts but Evil!

Reply #12
Offline DB P7966 wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 12, 2010, 22:41:38 PM
Holidays :'(  Get them back in quick $%&


Reply #13
Offline zippi wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 13, 2010, 14:47:37 PM
ESM T-28 test flight   new ESM 50cc SPITFIRE   & the boss of ESM... 
 
0114jason,

How did the test flight go with the T-28?  Are you going to post a video? What engine and retracts were used.  What was the AUW?


Reply #14
alan c wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 13, 2010, 18:22:51 PM
When we get a vid,  it will be posted,   but i already know the answer,  it went well, and the aircrafts a pleasure to fly,      :)


Reply #15
Offline 0114jason wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 14, 2010, 19:57:18 PM
0114jason,

How did the test flight go with the T-28?  Are you going to post a video? What engine and retracts were used.  What was the AUW?

T-28   QS  FS120
retracts are ESM...


Reply #16
Offline 0114jason wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 14, 2010, 20:02:04 PM
Hi Syms,

That 3rd piccie - is that the new way of checking the model's CG :D

Great looking warbirds :af

TTFN,
Neil
No no no !!
Not checking the model's CG
It was fly....into the tree... :nananana: :nananana:


Reply #17
Offline Warbird Man wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 14, 2010, 22:34:28 PM
hahhah i was going to say it looked like a Knife edge that went wrong  Owchh :embarassed: That looked like it hurt by the cowl...!

Do you usually test fly on a pedestrian crossing...  ;D ;D


"...You know what to do with the lame ducks seargent.."

Reply #18
Online PDR wrote Re: NEW ESM WARBIRDS on February 20, 2010, 20:05:13 PM
Do you usually test fly on a pedestrian crossing...  ;D ;D

Well it's not allowed on the public road until it has registration and tax, obviously.

PDR

There are no shortcuts on the long, hard road to success. But if your dad's rich there could a limo service...
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