Hi there all.  I am planning to teach my girlfriend to fly on a 1/2a PT Ringmaster re-build from an Estes kit from the late 90's I believe.  It was the all sheet one.  I had taught myself to fly on it and thought that it was the greatest thing.  Now the problem arises.  At the time, I had a choice of the all sheet model, or the model with a built-up wing.  I now regret not getting that built-up model at the time.  Would anyone out there have this plane in their hangar, or even better, the plans still kicking around.  If so I believe that the fuselage would be the same, and I think all I would need is a trace of a wing rib, along with the number required, and span of the ribs and the rest would be a piece of cake.  This would be a great up-and-coming winter project that I would love to tackle.  Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Chancey

Lee Strickland has a 250sq.in. Ringmaster he scaled down from the .35 kit (actually, the average dimensions from 4 kits and models!).  Weight is about 10 ounces, and it has a Norvel .061 for power.  A real dynamite combo, if I could ever get him to fly it again!  This plane is what Leprechaun Stunt is all about.

thanks for the help so far guys.  I will just end up grabbing a symmetrical airfoil from another 1/2a plane and inserting it.  Should not be that much different.  Thanks.

Thanks all for the help.  Much appreciated.