Twin Baby Ringmaster

[Dave Nyce]

I just finished building a "Twin Baby Ringmaster", see photo below.  It's from a kit supplied by Pat King of Illinois (http://pdkllc.com/airplanes).  Two Cox Pee Wee .020 engines are installed, having three-blade props from Cox International (coxengines.ca).  Cox International still sells various parts for the Cox .010 and .020 engines, but not complete engines in those sizes (they still sell a lot of complete .049 engines).  Complete .010 and .020 engines are often listed on Ebay.

Dave

[Leester]

Looks really cool Dave, had a chance to fly it yet ??

[Dave Nyce]

Haven't had a chance to fly it yet.  Our son is getting married in a couple of weeks, and we're getting ready for that. (Rehearsal dinner, people coming in from out of town, etc.)

Also building a micro ringmaster stunt from same kit supplier, with profile fuselage and built-up wing, but it will use a Tee Dee .010 engine.

Dave

[Dave Nyce]

I forgot to mention that the vinyl checks were left over from another project (Enterprise-E), and were supplied by Avaiojet.

Dave

[wwwarbird]

 Looks like fun!

[bob jablonski]

Looks sweet.
Mr. Bob
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