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Originally Posted by Mode One
... If you fly R/C then ARFs are a part of the sport now-a-days.
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I have to agree with Mode One's assessment. I know many capable modelers who will not go near a WW1 type because they are intimidated by the amount of time that they think will be required to get the rigging and biplane set-up halfways decent, even though they do not intend to take part in true scale competitions. If ARFs are the answer to making sport scale WW1 birds available to modelers with average building skills, let's have more of them!
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