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So, with introductions and assembly covered in Parts One and Two of this review, it’s now time to think about […]
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Part one of this review was a general introduction to the Oxalys, so let’s now move on to putting it […]
During the jet age, i.e. that post war period where aeroplanes with propellers found themselves relegated to fire practice and […]
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The Tyldesley MFC strip was in winter mode at the time of the test flight, and when sizing the model […]
Mikko Nieminen
Designed as a trainer for honing the aerobatic skills of sports pilots to world-class competition level, the two-seat 26′ 9″ […]
My first trip to the patch was blessed with a bright blue sky and very little wind. Perfect! After double-checking […]
Now, onto the build. The Mini Leader's step-by-step instructions are of the multilingual, picture-only type (without any text) that leave […]
The opportunity to review the Mini Leader was a timely one, as I was actively looking for something with its […]
For those that missed it, I covered the initial stages of assembly in Part One of this review. Next in […]
Some people are of the opinion that it’s easier to learn to fly a .90-size machine than anything smaller, and […]
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