house of balsa at-6 micro
04-18-2007, 12:41 PM
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house of balsa at-6 micro
House of Balsa currently sells an AT-6 Texan kit that is electric powered. I am thinking about getting this airplane but I want to see what other people think about it before I get it.
04-18-2007, 12:54 PM
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RE: house of balsa at-6 micro
I have built this kit. I enjoyed building quite a bit. Teh only thing I recall being an issue is that I belevie this was not a lasure cut kit and I had difficulty pulling pieces apart. Other than that the instructions were well written and the pieces fell together quite nice. I was very happy with the final product
My flight experience did not end up well. I was a a slightly better than beginner pilot at the time, together with the fact I beleive the 400 speed brushed direct drive system a bit underpowered, left me with a pile of sticks that I could never get back together correctly
I love this hobby!
My flight experience did not end up well. I was a a slightly better than beginner pilot at the time, together with the fact I beleive the 400 speed brushed direct drive system a bit underpowered, left me with a pile of sticks that I could never get back together correctly
I love this hobby!
04-18-2007, 06:38 PM
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RE: house of balsa at-6 micro
I saw your picture of the AT-6 and don't understand the issue. I've done much worse to my planes. Some of the 6 ounces now weigh 8 or 9 ounces due to the added glue! My wife even calls my old trainer my Timex! It's taken a licken and keeps on flying. I think there's more epoxie than balsa now.
Bottom line - don't be afraid fly - fix - fly!!!
Bottom line - don't be afraid fly - fix - fly!!!
