Kit showing both C/L and R/C on plan

[Dave Nyce]

I remember hearing that there was a kit that showed both C/L and R/C versions on the  same plan, but don't remember what kit it was.  Does anyone know?

Thanks

Dave

[Perry Rose]

The Sig Fazer is dual purpose. The flaps are too big for c/l but making smaller ones isn't a problem. It's a good sport c/l plane.

[FLOYD CARTER]

Sometimes, kit makers try to appeal to as many people as possible.  Advertising a kit as either C/L or R/C, with suggested engines from .15 cuin up to .40 cuin means more sales to those who don't know any better.

[Tony Drago]

Goldberg profile P-40
Sterling lg. profiles P-51 & ME-109

[RandySmith]

Lew Mcfarland's   Akro

[James Holford]

The Sig Fazer is dual purpose. The flaps are too big for c/l but making smaller ones isn't a problem. It's a good sport c/l plane.

Yep!!! The one that You built that Charles has flies nice with the .46LA

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[Chris McMillin]

Sterling P-63 King Cobra by Maxey Hester is like that.
Chris...

[wwwarbird]

Sterling P-63 King Cobra by Maxey Hester is like that.
Chris...

 Has anyone ever built one? See the kit on Ebay every once in a great while, sure would like to get ahold of a nice one.

[Chris McMillin]

I repaired and rebuilt one that was already built poorly. Typical Sterling kit, trial fits and sizing and sanding to make it all well fitting and aligning is required. Makes a great flying old Pattern RC model, big wing, weird Frieze ailerons from when the servos were rubber powered escapements, diamond airfoil stab for stability using reed radios.

I never finished mine, but saw a beautiful one fly with a Torpedo 45. Mine has a Tigre V-60.

For Scale it's pretty far off, I recontoured a bunch of stuff on mine but stopped short of doing any mods with a ruler. Just a nice Semi-Scale early 60's ship, should be a really cool control line model with a throttle and maybe add flaps, big ole 3 1/2 inch wheels would roll along nicely in grass.

Chris...

[Gary Dowler]

The Sterling PT-19 kit I'm working on states that it was primarily intended as a R/C, but includes rudimentary directions For C/L.

Gary

[Gary Dowler]

Sterling P-63 King Cobra by Maxey Hester is like that.
Chris...

Saw one just recently for $200. Would make a cool sport scale C/L model. It's 70" wing means you would have a pretty impressive model.

Gary

[Balsa Butcher]

Profile Sterling F-6F Hellcat. Similar set-up as the Carl Goldberg P-40 mentioned previously.

[Tony Drago]

There was also a Mustang and a Spitfire to go along with the P-63. Would look much better with a modern motor inverted.

[john e. holliday]

Fellow club member, Gene Dunham, competed with the Mustang back in the mid 60's.   Filled up my 56 Ford  Fairlaine 2-DR.   

[bobsrc]

Many of the old Berkeley kits claimed rc, ff, or cl.  Good luck.

[Howard Rush]

Many of the old Berkeley kits claimed rc, ff, or cl.  Good luck.

The Berkeley Navion kit listed engine sizes for CL, free flight, and RC.  Common to all was a .29, so I got an OK .29, my first big engine. I never did get the Navion.