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  1. I would love to see any pictures of the finished bird. While not a scale one not too many TO's in kit form for the RC'er We have one in developmnt in the 100" span which will be a FG and foam kit sometime in 06....so many designs and so little time
  2. Chad, Biggest thing is people want a bigger and more scale model. And most de Havilland nut do not like the long nose version but is easy to modify. Biggest comments are that while it looks like a TO it is a squared off verion and actually was done that way to be a easy building bird. I do have the building manual on-line in PDF format in the "support" section. So you can see just how it builds. It was designed as an easy building bird there are several comments on this one over on E zone.com do a serch for Twin Otter but here is one thread on it. Several others have been done over there as well. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=230083&highlight=Twin+Otter That one was done as a short nose and built from plans.....I sell kits or I do have plans for those who like to build from them. Thanks, Mark Turner http://www.rtmodels.com
  3. Hi Guys, I mfg. this Twin Otter and someone e mailed me about the thread. Not very much as far as Twin Otters on the market. There are plans in the future to do a 100" for .60's in fiberglass and foam version but is still a ways off time wise. mraerodesign.com also has plans to do a 100'' TO in the future. Unionville kits out of Canada does have a single Otter kit. No website though although a web serch will preview pictures of it. And Ron is correct the TO in question is not a scale bird it was designed as an easy building/great flying design. If anyone has any questions feel free to check out the website and e mail/call me. Thanks, Mark Turner http://www.rtmodels.com