Warbird selection

Will throw out a general question to gauge opinion.
After a disappointing first try with a scale Warbird ( hanger 9 bluenose) I fancy another Warbird bur not sure which way to go.
I like the look of the YT range but have no first hand experience of them apart from seeing them on show stands.the other choice is another from the hanger 9 range as they have some nice models.
The question is good looks from composite Fuz YT or stick with traditional wood Hanger 9 ??
Any comments or first hand knowledge of either ???
have satio 125 four stroke waiting to install in something.

Simon, great news, I also have a 4 stroke 125 from my Stuka that needs a home, perhaps we ought to buy same brand different models and formate in our own special way

I like that idea ! ! No thoughts on what make?

Get a couple of mustangs, then you can join the race!!!!!! :evil:

Simon... You know my view on anything you like the look of?!

www.sloughrc.com/default.asp?WPG=SRCM_Ho...c:010,b:YTInternati#

Couple of those would be great. I'd love to see Dave and Simons P-47's in close formation. If only there were room for a humorous display team name.....

No direct experience of the YT warbirds, but I am sure I have heard that they tend to come out quite heavy, might be worth doing a bit of research. Personally I think I would go for Hanger 9, most of their stuff seems to be quite well sorted.

I know you didn't have a great experience with the Mustang, but I think any WW2 fighter in that size is going to be a little tricky. I thought the Muzzie flew really well, you just had to handle it carefully at low speeds.

As for the display team, I would personally love to see a couple of Juggs flown by a couple of d....

Think you talked about this one before, razorback
www.kingslynnmodelshop.co.uk/Aircraft-Ha...er/product_info.html

That's the one but seems no stock in UK at the moment . Tried loads of shops all showing out of stock