An 88" Laser 200, TOC style scale aerobatics model for 35 to 65cc engines. Fuselage has a moulded in place front firewall and optional pipe / muffler tunnel. Plug on wings (optional honeycomb), glass undercarriage, wheel pants, glass or clear canopy and plan. Foam tail feathers. Weight 15 - 17 pounds.

This model has become very popular with the giant scale aerobatics contestants, using Zenoah G-62 or 3W-70 engines. The snap roll performance is excellent.

A very attractive model, of the single seat Extra 300S. Suitable for .120 or larger, this model can be used in the new 1996 F3A aerobatics rule as it can be built under 5Kg.

We are very proud of the design / engineering of this model. The model features a 2 piece wing, a moulded pipe tunnel (if required), and a large ‘top deck’ / canopy giving unsurpassed radio access + engine cowling. The flight performance is exceptional, the model has been successfully used to fly Masters class F3A at a very competitive level .... although the short tail it is best suited to calm weather.

A semi scale model designed to have a very aerobatics performance. Similar to the PC9, but easier to build and more attractive. The model was designed for .120, 4 strokes and would be flyable on a .90 2 stroke with ease. The tricycle undercarriage can be easily converted to retracts. Flaps may also be used. The kit comes with a glass engine cowling and a clear cockpit.

64" span semi scale for sports / scale. The fuselage has an integral glass canopy which makes for easy building and lots of radio gear space. As Super Chipmunks go, this kit is hard to beat. The model flies easily on a .60, 2 stroke or a .90, 4 stroke engine. Builds to 6.5 pounds.

48" semi scale model for sports / scale or fun club racing. This model is simple as a Mustang could possibly be. Just plain good fun for a .40 /.45. Also available is a foam core ‘3rd wing’, to convert the model into a Twin Mustang.

We would like to produce a sports scale model for the popular 30 to 38cc size range of engines, such as a WW2 fighter. A Kawasaki Hein comes to mind, any ideas out there.