Krill aircraft

[mndless]

Pistolera said
No, not really, although I've had mine for 2 years, I haven't worked on it much over the past 10 months or so. I am getting back on it and continuing to prep it for a custom paint job. I considered gluing the control horns in a flying it in the white last summer, but didn't because that would make sanding and prepping the flight surfaces a big pain in the but.

Anyway...a thread will be coming soon.

Really interested in following how this goes...   

 

[Pistolera]

I'm gonna hold off on starting a thread on my Krill until they get all these new GSN forum issues sorted out.  Right now it's too damned confusing just trying to use it, much less post a bunch of stuff.

 

[Decal Dennis]

Krill makes some top notch planes!

 I built the Krill 37% SU-29 for Adi over in Israel, turned out nice and flies great

 

[Surfer Dude]

I have a 35% with a DA 120 stock muffs and futaba sv172s and love it. Weighs in at 26.75lbs dry. Locks on to lines well and is a 3D monster. The big thing you have to get used to is the surfaces are so stiff and effective you end up running less throw more expo on your low rates. Otherwise well worth it.