Jets Models Factory

[@samuelwragg8615]

Now, that's the correct way to fly a gas turbine. Very professional approach... I'm impressed

[@bobwebber8521]

If it takes that many to fly one plane then I think I would stick to boats. HOWEVER - beautiful model and flown well. I am envious to say the least.

[@carlosmurphy4u1]

Nice airfield, dose the company have a retrieval boat?

[@robyarnold8343]

Nice...jet...👍👍👍👌

[@roccalumera1294]

WOW That's Awesome!

[@salpri14]

Excelente, felicitaciones

[@joudyali5324]

How i can buy it??

[@Kairasp1]

Is their any chance to get a job ? in which state are you ?

[@salpri14]

it is expensive?

[@chrisvictor214]

Hell yeah 12k and up

[@nmatthis]

Model jets with actual gas turbine engines cost up to $25,000.

[@funnyfiddler74]

Oh wow some nerds with airplanes. Oh wait I'm one of them

[@scottfirman]

They do not give those away, rich boys toys for sure. The words foamy are swear words to these guys. Balsa is also an insult. They are usually a snotty bunch that refuse to associate with other RC modellers when the truth is, they started out like us. Sad really.

[@rpellicciotti]

It sounds like you have had a negative experience and I am sorry for that. I fly jets but I also fly electric foamy's. There are no snobs where I fly. Your comments might cause someone who is interested to change their minds and not pursue it further. That can really hurt the hobby. I encourage any interested in pursuing RC models and jets to look for a club near them. It can be a fun and enriching experience.

[@scottfirman]

rpellicciotti I have seen it on XJet,RC Model reviews, the jet boys do not even associate with the others. I have also experienced simular attitude at my local club. I am not saying ALL clubs have different levels of people and planes. I can say the club here when I was first interested wouldnt allow a foam plane on the field. If it wasnt Balsa, you were not welcome. It turned into a good ole boys club and people left. Eventually, the good ole boys passed on one by one and due to a loss of membership, the local flying field was sold, only to be redonated to a whole new group that realized flying was flying, doesnt matter what. Happily, membership numbers are up and foamys, drones, helicopters of all types are allowed now. I have heard other clubs experienced the same downfall as ours. Eventually, young blood with better thinking is taking over at those fields. I myself plan on joining the local club this year.