ezbruh
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20 days is enough time right? Especially since I'm not home till Sunday... I'm gonna pretend that doesn't matter because the stuff takes time to arrive anyways. Yea...
Anyways the P-63 is a pretty cool WWII plane that never saw combat in WWII and it looks somewhat easy to scratch build given I've never scratch built and the only kit I've made is the FT Edge and Flyer (I hacked foam off the flyer to make it look more like a normal plane though). I only have 1 motor, 1 receiver, 1 battery, 2 ESCs and 6 servos but they're all... occupied. The battery and receiver I can harvest but the rest is less removable. I also don't have any foam other than scraps from the 2 builds but a trip to Walmart should fix that. I'm gonna go with power pack A because it's the right size and also the cheapest one that had everything I need in it. I found a $50 bill in my backpack and my grandpa will pay the rest without hesitation so I think I'm set materials cost wise, leaving time and skill (or lack thereof) as my issues. Might as well try right?
Anyways the P-63 is a pretty cool WWII plane that never saw combat in WWII and it looks somewhat easy to scratch build given I've never scratch built and the only kit I've made is the FT Edge and Flyer (I hacked foam off the flyer to make it look more like a normal plane though). I only have 1 motor, 1 receiver, 1 battery, 2 ESCs and 6 servos but they're all... occupied. The battery and receiver I can harvest but the rest is less removable. I also don't have any foam other than scraps from the 2 builds but a trip to Walmart should fix that. I'm gonna go with power pack A because it's the right size and also the cheapest one that had everything I need in it. I found a $50 bill in my backpack and my grandpa will pay the rest without hesitation so I think I'm set materials cost wise, leaving time and skill (or lack thereof) as my issues. Might as well try right?
