by hand, easy flying, even for the lesser experienced.
Building can be done in a week of evenings and you don't need a big building table.
You need two micro servo's and a micro receiver and a speed 400 7.2 volts and 8 cells of 500 mAh.
This combination will give approximately 6 minutes of combat flying time.
This is a picture from the final type, flying weight is 420 grams wingspan is 530 mm.
The Delta 400 is easy to built and not to difficult to fly.  The

Unfortunately we were the only Microbe flyers.
I do sell the most Microbe's to foreign countries.  The Dutch people like them very much and all want to have a look at the kit and so on, but then they hear that it's made in Holland (unreal) and they have to pay for it (how terrible) and most of them don't buy from me.  Some people even think they can have it for a dime. (It's not a lot different on this side of the pond either! Km) I'm working hard to get it in the shops here; strangely the people buy everything in the hobby shops, even if it's bad material.
I think the Microbe will do very well in the USA Did you read about it in Electric Flight International?  A test of the Microbe was in it.  If you don't have the magazine the test is also at my homepage.
The new Delta 400 is really flying great, a picture of the final type is enclosed.
I heard from Andrew Fok (Andy runs Unbeaten Path Imports and is the importer of Rob's kits. Km) that the Fun 700 is also tested and rated as VERY GOOD, so I think these will also be available in the USA soon.
I've read about the Astro Brushless motor  400 size which was in a Bearkitty did you see it fly? (Many times. Km) and if you did, how was it? (Great!!! Km)

Fun 700 mentioned in the article. Wingspan 1300 mm and weight of  1700 grams. Uses 10 cells, so would be an excellent candidate for the AF035 w/2.8 gearing and 10" props.
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