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Old June 10th, 2009, 08:24 AM
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Length: 39" (99 cm)
Wing Span: 25" (63.5 cm)
Weight: 18-24 oz (510-680 g)
Minimum Required Channels: 4

About the MiG-31
A very unique design, the MiG-31 from the 1980's movie starring Clint Eastwood, the "Firefox" makes a very unique parkjet. One of our more complex parkjets, it still turns heads at the field with its sharp looks, tight inverted loops and forgiving flight charecteristics so even the newest of pilots can easily master it!

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this is truley a great plane to fly heres a vid of mine

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jackass landing hehe
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this is truley a great plane to fly heres a vid of mine

YouTube - RCPOWERS DEPRON FIREFOX
So is this considered an acrobatic flyer or is it a speed design. looks as though it could lead in both areas.
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This plane is cool!! You cannot find alot of info on the web about it.
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instructions at step 2. how can i do that? carbon fiber strip? Can you help me on this
and do i have to use any rods?
Plus where is the remote for this plane?
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This plane is cool!! You cannot find alot of info on the web about it.
Have you ever seen the Clint Eastwood movie "Firefox"?
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This plane is sooo kool. I wrote a review for Model Airplane News Magazine, should be coming out soon. Or they may put it in Back Yard Flyer Magazine. Keep an eye out for it

Kyle
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i used rod when joining together,on my second one i cut the two halfs as one on a large piece eliminating the rod
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