VMAR MODELS
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I have built and flown two Vmar kits. The DO335 and Cessna Skylane with brushless motors.. Both fly great and have a high amount of scale detail. All parts fit together very well. Kits are very complete with some nice hardware.
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I have a Vmar Cap 232 arriving tomorrow. Will be doing a full build thread on it soon. $117 shipped for a 64" aerobatic is worth the gamble in my book, we shall see. I have a trusty OS 75AX planned for it.
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WOW, we must be on differant planets.. Vmar is on a par with WM ?... Good grief... I have had those warping, wrinkled Vmars and I have had a lot of WM ARF's . They Vmar's don't even start to come close in quality... As for Kange.. I am in the process of assembling there Monocoupe and it is a beautiful ARF.. Right up there with the best IMHO.. I also have a Seagull Decathlon... It's quality is way above Vmar but not up to WM standards.. Still a good buy for the money..