The New PA-22 Tri-Pacer NOW
AVAILABLE
on the
Page
The Tri-Pacer is a large Park Flyer, but is slow and docile, so can be flown in smaller venues. The model is of all wood construction with blue Vac-Formed plastic Cowl, and requires intermediate building skills; some “stick framing” experience would be very helpful.
Wing span; 50” Wing Area; 423 sq. in. Length; 35” Flying weight; 26 oz.
Power; E-Flight 920 KV Park 400 Outrunner, Thunderbird 18 ESC w/ BEC, APC 11-5.5E Prop and a Hyperion 2500 mah 2S Lipoly Battery.
Guidance is 5ch. R/C with 6 Sub-Micro Servos: 1 ea. Rudder and Elevator, and 2 Aileron, and 2 Flap using the Spektrum DX-7 radio.
Flying the Tri-Pacer requires only intermediate flying skills as well, and would make a terrific first 5 ch. scale model. For those relaxing late day flying sessions, the Tri-Pacer looks great floating around the calm evening skies.
The short kit contains 3 highly detailed 36” X 48” plan sheets, parts I.D. sheet, and 11 laser cut (9 balsa 2 plywood) sheets. Patterns are provided for the windshield, cabin windows and wingtip, rudder and elevator bowing patterns, as well as detailed list of additional materials required, plus assembly instructions to aid in building the model. Gauges are also provided for accurately setting up the proper flap deflection.
You can order the Short Kit here: Price: $89.95
The New Series of Catapult Gliders
are NOW
AVAILABLE
on the
Page
The first Series of Catapult Gliders was suck a success that 3 brand new designs have been added to the list. This new series of 3 gliders includes the B-727, Bell X-1, and the V-1 Flying Bomb. Once again, the new series began with the airliner, thinking that if that would work, the rest would be easy. When the 727 trimmed easily, and flew well I thought that the X-1 would be a great next step. It flew better then the 727! Finally, since the long nosed jets were doing so well I figured the V-1 Flying Bomb would be a good next step, and a novel little model to boot. The V-1 flew well also, rounding out a terrific new Series.
The models have been added to the growing Shot Kit list, and like the original Series are really easy to build. The same launcher, made up from 1/4" dowel and a loop of 3/16" rubber is used for all three models. The models are small, only a 10" wing span, but are easy to build and trim, and are just the ticket for flying in parks and school yards.
As an added bonus, since there are now 6 models to choose from, the Pick 3 Glider Combo Pack pack has been added so you can still get a great deal on 3 kits, but now you choose your 3 favorites from the list.
So, if you're up for a little
back-to-basics modeling fun, give one or all of these little gliders a
try. You can find all the details and order your kits either individually, or as
a Combo Pack in
