MinimumRC T-34, T-28, Butterfly V1 Micro RC Airplane Kits - Unboxing First Look

Let's take a look at three micro airplane kits MinimumRC sent me to try out! The T-34 Mentor, T-28 Trojan, and Butterfly V1. This will be my first time building with balsa (T-34)!
You can check them out at MinimumRC.com.

I want to hear what YOU think about these, and what you want to see as I build them, so drop me a COMMENT!

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[mikecarbone]

I am interested in seeing how your model builds and how they turn out, and seeing them fly as well.
I have just recently picked up a few different Minimum RC kits. However, they are a bit more detailed and are more of a 3D model than the profile models featured in this video. One is a three (3) channel gull wing glider, which I intend to modify into a four (4) channel model with ailerons, instead of just rudder, elevators, and throttle, which it is designed for. It should not be too difficult to make the necessary modifications.
The other kits are the DH-88 twin motor racing plane from the 1930’s, I purchased two (2) kits, one I will build as it is designed, and the second kit I plan to modify and install brushless motors, and a few other minor improvements such as retractable landing gear, and installing an LED in the nose as a headlamp and navigation lights as well.
I typically fly outdoors and the brushless motors will enable it to operate better in the wind.
I also have picked up another kit that is produced by Dancing Wings Hobby that is very similar to the T-28 Trojan model featured in this video in that it is a profile model of a Hawker Hurricane, which I intend to modify so that it is more like a 3D model by widening the fuselage so that I may install the receiver and battery internally, instead of sticking on the side of the fuselage.
Happy flying!
Please have an excellent and awesome day!
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[KingBeetle]

Looks like they offer some nifty little kits. I like the Piper Cub kit that they offer on their website. I do wish they offered the micro receiver as a part of the kit instead of a separate item. I already have a Flysky FS-I6X transmitter and being able to buy the receiver as part of the kit would make it a little more affordable.

[jjab]

They look great and I am looking forward to seeing you build them all.
Have Fun,
Joe

[tallguyfpv]

Really cool would definitely check out

[DemoPwr]

Great content, subbed your channel. I have the Eflite Maule M-7 55mm wing span and XK x520 which I have not flown yet...(Never flew a plane) I would love to gain some knowledge from your channel which I think is awesome ...Thanks for sharing!

[kf]

Yer like a kid on Christmas day, lol.

[bee-bop]

What you are not told is if you want complete plane with all the electronics, you are looking at approx. $140 !!! Way OVERPRICED.