Sig ARFs?

LAST EDITED ON Jul-11-03 AT 09:07 AM (CDT)
 
I emailed Mr. Justin Van Dee at Sig and ask him if they had any plans to ARF any of their C/L designs. This was his quote: "At this time I would have to say no, but you never know about what we might do."

If you are interested in seeing any of the Sig C/L designs as ARFs, I suggest you contact Mr. Justin Van Dee at: [email protected]

The more inquiries they receive the better chance that there will be a Sig ARF in the future.

The Chipmunk and Mustang Stunter would be excellent candidates.

How about a Magnum with a new, thicker wing? If the Nobler does well it might be a matter of time before you can purchase a contest ready stunt ship. How about a SV-22 covered with ultracoat for $150-$175 area...

Something like an enlarged, Fancher-ized Twister, designed for the OS .40/.46LA would make a lot of sense, I think, especially if they could offer it ARC as well as ARF. Don't mind the plastic on the wing, but it doesn't belong on the tail or fuselage IMO.
Sammy

>Something like an enlarged, Fancher-ized Twister, designed
>for the OS .40/.46LA would make a lot of sense, I think,
>especially if they could offer it ARC as well as ARF. Don't
>mind the plastic on the wing, but it doesn't belong on the
>tail or fuselage IMO.
> Sammy

And what's wrong with plastic on the fuse and tail? I do a lot of models that way. Works great.

Bare