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Description
This applies to any member of genus *Tahji*, from the most aggressive F-22 to the most passive KF-21. This is an incredibly basic overview, and Wallflowers are exceedingly uncommon in the Zaba and overarching Free-flight community, as a majority of the genus is only natively found in Haliaeetus. As Free-flight was both started and popularized in Echelon, it's not a common phenomenon in Haliaeetus. As such, free-flight setups for Haliaeetian aircraft are rather understudied, and most of the time, very rudimentary and occasionally, rather unsafe.

The most uncommon Wallflower used in Zaba free-flight is, unsurprisingly, the Su-57. This is in part due to the fact that Felons are notoriously difficult to keep healthy.

The most common species, by far, seems to be the KF-21 Boramae. Their setups can be a little more complex than the one pictured here with this lovely F-22. Perhaps I'll make a separate chart in the future.

Always remember, keep *Tahji* on a leash while dismounted! Do **not** remove the noseband, it's a safety precaution.

Ride safely, folks!

Description
This applies to any member of genus *Tahji*, from the most aggressive F-22 to the most passive KF-21. This is an incredibly basic overview, and Wallflowers are exceedingly uncommon in the Zaba and overarching Free-flight community, as a majority of the genus is only natively found in Haliaeetus. As Free-flight was both started and popularized in Echelon, it's not a common phenomenon in Haliaeetus. As such, free-flight setups for Haliaeetian aircraft are rather understudied, and most of the time, very rudimentary and occasionally, rather unsafe.

The most uncommon Wallflower used in Zaba free-flight is, unsurprisingly, the Su-57. This is in part due to the fact that Felons are notoriously difficult to keep healthy.

The most common species, by far, seems to be the KF-21 Boramae. Their setups can be a little more complex than the one pictured here with this lovely F-22. Perhaps I'll make a separate chart in the future.

Always remember, keep *Tahji* on a leash while dismounted! Do **not** remove the noseband, it's a safety precaution.

Ride safely, folks!