Yep, Sure looks like a Ringmaster "knock off" to me. Reasonable kit price and then you have another $100 + worth of power system to make it fly (to say nothing of charger and power supply). Still it is good to see "turn key" electric control line expanding. It should fly reasonably well.

I just today received a prototype Baby Ringmaster kit (Sterling S13) from Pat King. Beautiful plans and laser cut parts with quality balsa. I intend to build it as an electric and will give an update when I have it finished. The Baby has a built up wing and the usual Ringmaster profile fuselage. Span is 21 inches so it is comparable to this RingRat.

Looks like a Kingpin to me!

It does favor the Kingpin some especially when you consider the scallop trim on the wing!

Quote by John Cralley: "I just today received a prototype Baby Ringmaster kit (Sterling S13) from Pat King. Beautiful plans and laser cut parts with quality balsa. I intend to build it as an electric and will give an update when I have it finished. The Baby has a built up wing and the usual Ringmaster profile fuselage. Span is 21 inches so it is comparable to this RingRat.

John, I would like to find out more about this kit from Pat King. Will you be doing a build thread For yours?

Robert

I found it Alan, thanks for the heads up!

Robert

Check out the Flight video post I posted here to see it flying.

We built on the same profile but modified the airfoil and portions of the construction to better suit the purpose of the design.  If you've built a RingRat this wing is similar with a few enhancements.

-Bill

Looks like Stevens is adding a little combat model, too.

http://www.stevensaero.com/StevensAero-SCRAM-Control-Line-Combat-Model-SAK-SCRAM100-p-20279.html

The Scram's wing looks like it is the same one used for the RingRat. I might have to get one of these to fly
lunchtime at work!

-Chris