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Michel Lemieux
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It is going to fly!!! Avro Arrow replica!!!!!!!

60% scale....but still......

http://www.avromuseum.com/technical-details.html#delta-wing

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And this one won’t....it’s still expensive though!


https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2019/1 ... plica.html
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Hummm...weird to think that not long ago one was up for grabs just a few miles away.... and what about the one in AB used for the docuserie? Could it not be revamped???
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Website seems light on the details, either that or I just couldn't find it. What powerplants are they going to use?
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bdk wrote:
Website seems light on the details, either that or I just couldn't find it. What powerplants are they going to use?

A comment on their Instagram says GE CJ610-6's.There is a few pictures of the donor aircraft they acquired.
https://www.instagram.com/avromuseum/
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CJ610’s!?!?!

Should this be in the RC plane section? It’s a potential flying scale model.
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CJ610’s!?!?!

Should this be in the RC plane section? It’s a potential flying scale model.


You mean like the Me-262s built in Washington state? They are using the same engines.
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