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Author Topic: Building a Ringmaster for the Ring-A-Thon?  (Read 936 times)

Offline Richard Fleming

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Building a Ringmaster for the Ring-A-Thon?
« on: August 22, 2023, 03:20:58 PM »
I have two projects in the works right now, a modified Banshee and another semi scratched Ringmaster S-1 for the contest this October. Is any one else building a new Ringmaster out there? I had some parts left over from a partial Estes kit of the tail and fuse. I have decided to not use the butchered fuse from the previous owner and cut out a new piece. Using a rib kit from Brodak that I had stored away but modifying with a lightened solid leading edge. Plan using a McCoy .35 instead of my normal Fox .35 Stunt.
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Offline john e. holliday

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Re: Building a Ringmaster for the Ring-A-Thon?
« Reply #1 on: August 23, 2023, 11:06:42 AM »
Been a couple of years since I built a Ringmaster.  Have Ringmaster Junior with throttle control I have been hoping to make enough take offs and landings as my age if not more.  Just need help and a big smooth area.  Plan on using a swivel chair.  Alson I hope the weather holds out. D>K
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