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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Flight Replicas L-4F Grasshopper in beta...
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Gregory Paul
Charter Member
Looks nice.
A little slow for me is FS. In real life it would be fun.
A little slow for me is FS. In real life it would be fun.
Love Mike's Hopper and L-4!!
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gajit
Guest
Beautiful shots - I might buy it twice so i can fly in formation 
Its annoying - the buy now button dont work yet!
Its annoying - the buy now button dont work yet!
Roger
Senior Administrator
Beautiful shots - I might buy it twice so i can fly in formation
Its annoying - the buy now button dont work yet!
Ha ha,
Not long yet Gajit
Weird how your age changes like the wind...13 to 83 to 88?? Dr. Who in reverse
A very nice model. The only difference is that on the real thing you can see the shadows of the frame on the sides. It looks too slab-sided the way it is now,
I used to fly in CAP Taylorcarft L-2s out of Plum Island during the war, looking for U-Boats. I wish this guy, or somebody, would do a L-2. They were used extensively during the war. Eisenhower's private mount was a Taylorcaft L-2.
I used to fly in CAP Taylorcarft L-2s out of Plum Island during the war, looking for U-Boats. I wish this guy, or somebody, would do a L-2. They were used extensively during the war. Eisenhower's private mount was a Taylorcaft L-2.
mike_cyul
SOH-CM-2025
Don't worry, Helldiver, the side frames are there - they just don't show too strongly in the screenshots. See screenshot below.
Roger, I see you have the top door up, to let some good fresh sea air in the cockpit. Nice thing about Cubs is that ability to fly with the doors open. First ever small plane I was up in was a Super Cub, and when the pilot opened the doors at 2000', it was magic.
And we'll see if anyone notices that the wire that connects the front of the floats (a little tight-rope walkway so the pilot can cross to the other float) actually flexes with the airflow....
Mike
Roger, I see you have the top door up, to let some good fresh sea air in the cockpit. Nice thing about Cubs is that ability to fly with the doors open. First ever small plane I was up in was a Super Cub, and when the pilot opened the doors at 2000', it was magic.
And we'll see if anyone notices that the wire that connects the front of the floats (a little tight-rope walkway so the pilot can cross to the other float) actually flexes with the airflow....
Mike