>Btw. It doesn't have to be molded to be good and everything molded is not
>automatically good.
>
I think Tom is right here. I believe over the past few years if you look at whats
doing well in TD, at least out west, you will probably see at lot of non molded planes
doing quite well. That makes me ask the question- how important is the
airfoil accuracy one gets w/ a molded ship vs the less accurate airfoils of non molded
when flying at the slower speeds usually associated with TD? -
Walter
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