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Christen Eagle and Corsair

Model Airplane News, Apr 2002 by Chianelli, Chris

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GIANTSCALEPLANES.COM

We know it's difficult to resist those big, beautiful models

that look so scale when they're soaring across the sky. It's even more difficult when most of the work has already been done for you. That's why we're pretty sure you'll find the new Corsair and Christen Eagle from Giantscaleplanes.com fairly irresistible. Each model comes with a completely built-up fiberglass fuselage and should be powered by a .90 to 1.08 2-stroke or 1.20 4-stroke engine. The Corsair has a 75.5-inch wingspan, and both the top and bottom wing of the Christen Eagle span 61 inches. Each plane costs $399.99.

Giantscaleplanes.com, 201 S. 3rd St. & Rt. 309 N., Coopersburg, PA 18036; (610)282-4811; www.giantscaleplanes.com.

Copyright Air Age Publishing Apr 2002

Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning Company. All rights Reserved

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