the scoop there?
Most guys put the silly shipping tape on it but this is because Trick developed these models on the slopes and the slopes do not have a lot of nice places to land so the model has to be rugged and no one takes pride in their model. The instructions say nothing (with the exception of the few pieces of the lexan tape or whatever they called it. I have put some long texts on this e-mail about the Zagi, Razor, and Teddy. You should be able to tell which are my comments and which are other guys’. I got the gray wing model using the logic that white and clouds don’t mix, nor does a blue wing and blue sky. But bright trims make them show up real well. I’m thinking of covering the elervons and winglets (I think those are the right names, the wood pieces anyway) with iron on covering and painting some stripes or something on the wing to make it stand out a little bit. Sounds fine with me. But as always, test the paint on a piece of foam first. A styrofoam drinking cup is always handy. Three Zag
