birdDog

the solite blue looks pretty dark. have you looked at parklite at horizon hobby? they have blue, deep blue, and midnight blue. of cource, they don't have a good picture representing the true color online.

now that you mention the tire weight ratings, i think that is why i opted out of those.

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...rodID=HANU0808

Thanks for the compliments on my snakes! A lot of people think I'm a weirdo for keeping them, but I really enjoy them a lot. Take care!

Matthew

I considered the Trexler baloon tires, but settled for some dubro light foam tires. Blue/White ought to look great! The stock J-3 tires are nice quality, but are a little on the small side for a super cub.

:) LOL no you dont have to use it if you dont want to, I Never do :) LOL I just like the Switching BEC that they have, and the plush BEC is very strong for being a Linear BEC, but i would not push a linear bec with a 4 cell lipo, thats the time to use a seperate UBEC, Take care and Have fun, Chellie

Hi BirdDog :) the plush turnigy ESC have a Heavy duty Linear bec in them, that I trust :), and the turnigy sentry40 amp and bigger ESC have the switching esc, which is better if using more than 3 cells, Take care, Chellie

Turnigy Sentry 40 amp
Cont Current: 40A
Burst Current: 43A
BEC Mode: Switchmode
BEC : 5v / 3A
Voltage: 5.6v ~ 22v
Weight: 40g
Size: 55x28x15mm



Plush 40A Brushless Speed Controller
The Plush series ESC are a very good quality controller. They have a broad range of programming features and a smooth throttle response compared to other BESCs in the same price range.
This BESC can handle 3A continuous current which is great for larger planes with bigger servos.

Cont Current: 40A
Burst Current: 55A
BEC Mode: Linear
BEC : 5v / 3A
Lipo Cells: 2-6
NiMH : 5-18
Weight: 33g
Size: 55x28x13mm

Hi, I am getting back to it, i got the servos in yesterday, so now i can do some more work on it, Take care, Chellie

thanks.
Pleasure to meet you too!
:)

Ooops, wrong place.

This is my second kit. My first was a Miss Stik Junior. I wasn't the happiest with how it flew, but I liked the building. I just figured a laser cut kit would be a little better for me; take out some of the variables of cutting and sanding EVERYTHING to size and shape.

So the laser cutting; how easy is it to remove the pieces? Any advice for easy/proper removal?

Yeesh, what is it, a competition? LOL

Looks nice. (The least you could do is provide a link. I'm lazy, yanno....LOL)