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Brodak Thunderbird now out

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LNeumann · Jan 24, 2001 11:46 AM

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I haven't seen it yet, but talked to them this morning and it was out so have one coming. I don't even know the price (never asked), but would assume it will be similar to the Smoothie and Nobler.

Leonard Neumann

Scott Riese · Jan 24, 2001 12:11 PM

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I think this PLANE will be a good one. A member In our club had one with a McCoy 40 in it and it was a great flying plane! This will have to go on my wish list. NOW is this OT legal? or is it still Classic? I fly the RMS T-BIRD 2 for classic and it's a good one. ALSO has any one heard when the STREGA is comming out?

LNeumann · Jan 24, 2001 01:25 PM

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The next one due out is the Pathfinder--the full size one, not the 1/2 A version shown in the Brodak catalogue which still is not out. It may follow the large version, though.

Leonard Neumann

The Kiwi · Jan 24, 2001 01:46 PM

RE: None of the Thunderbirds were "Pre-1953"#3 source
> ... is this OT legal?

Nope. First one was 1954 or 1955, after everyone's cutoff!

>or is it still Classic? I fly the RMS T-BIRD 2 for
>classic and it's a good one.

I always was enamored with the T-Bird's looks; never had one, so maybe I will now! (Although Eric has offered his for a couple of years already and I haven't gotten one of those yet .. )


Kiwi

currell · Jan 24, 2001 04:00 PM

RE: None of the Thunderbirds were "Pre-1953"#4 source
My T-bird II is a nice flying machine. Fox, natch.

And it sure is pretty.

Currell

Scott Riese · Jan 25, 2001 02:05 AM

RE: None of the Thunderbirds were "Pre-1953"#5 source
Thanks guys Your knowledge is to be commended! Scott