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Crossfire is derived from the control line Crossfire from the 1970s, but this time it is free flight rubber powered, and stick and tissue too. Aerobatics is the new-age of free flight, small space flying is now a reality, real small spaces...
Aristokrat, obviously aerobatic, also rubber powered and derived from European control line kit of the same name. Aerobatic flight allows small space, real small space, flying.
Inspired by a 1970s control line model of the same name, this kit builds a modern looking aerobatic free flight model. The aerobatic flight mode lets builders fly in urban and suburban small spaces.
Aristokrat is adapted to free flight aerobatic flying from a 1960s European control line model. Flew right off the board as they say. As with all my kits, everything is geared, er propped, for aerobatic flying.
My third aerobatic rubber powered design. It took some sleuthing to get it flying right, but now it does as the video stills attest.
Imitation free flight aerobatic flying model was inspired by a control line model of the same name. It is a neat little flyer if you live in the city or any place with just small areas available.
Boomer is my second T-tail design and as you can see is prone to flying loops.
Updated from the venerable Z-51, my first aerobatic free flight design, the Apache flies much like that model. Build the wing flat to add some exuberance to the flight. A nice small area FF model.
