Description
Designed by Cody Wojcik in collaboration with Extreme Flight, the Extra NG combines recognizable full-scale styling with lightweight, durable EPP construction and modern modular assembly. Its compact 33.5-inch span is ideal for backyard and park flying, with the control authority needed for hovering, harriers, rolling maneuvers, and aggressive 3D aerobatics.
Videos
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Twisted Hobbys 33” Extra NG Dusk Flight
Oliver Willis flying the new Extra NG paired with the Ultra Ha...
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Twisted Hobbies/ Extreme Flight Extra NG
Jake Arnold flying the Twisted Hobbies 33” Extra NG. Using the...
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Twisted Hobbies/ Extreme Flight Colab Extra NG
Pre-Orders Only, Now Available, Limited Quantities! www.twist...
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Twisted Hobbys - Extra NG - Build and Maiden
Build process for the Twisted Hobbys 33" EPP Extra NG. A how ...
3 Reviews
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EXTRA NG
This is the best and most durable flat foamy I have had so far, and my first twisted hobbys airframe. I have about 50 flights on it now (mostly indoor despite this being an outdoor airframe) and I could not be happier. It flies on rails and takes a crash well. Foam tac is a must for the foam to foam glue joints. I had to use a dremel to expand the 3d printed servo doublers for my emax servos but that was the only build gripe.
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Extra NG
I've been flying these 32" series planes for 15 years. Flew the ExtraNG this morning and was for the first time blown away. It's on a different level than all the others I've flown. For 5 flights I could not get over how well it flies. It does everything you want it to do in really well controlled manner. Also a very easy build with the well designed 3D printed parts.
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This extra ng is a good one
I have been flying a few of these planes from TH for a while now and this extra ng is the one that I find myself using more than any other. I put some halo lights on a few of them and this one just seems to work the best for me at night and with a some wind also. I’d recommend this to anyone thinking about getting it. Thinking of picking up a second one myself… mine has a few scars from some “dumb thumb” accidents ?