SRiese5283 · Nov 26, 2004 05:20 PM
#0 sourceScott Riese
Stuka Stunt Main Forum · 12 of 12 known posts recovered
Scott Riese
Full Size:
Ringmaster
Ringmaster (S1-A) kit with sheeted wing
Super R
R Imperial
Custom R
Medium Size:
Jr Ring
R Sportster
R Jr Flash
1/2 A
Baby R (built up wing)
Beginner's R (solid wing)
Beginner's R Bipe
Currell
Currell
http://home.mindspring.com/~jeff.coons/vintagesterlingmodels/
One thing to remember about many Kania stunt models is that he first designed in the very early days (WWII-era) of CL, and his work may compare more favorably to those of 1940's designers than of later decades. The low price and widespread availablity of the Ringmaster and PDQ models made them ubiquitous. At one time it seemed like very kid that had survived learning to fly some 1/2A-powered Christmas gift "graduated" to a McCoy-powered Ringmaster or Circus King/Clown.
Bill Groman
"There is no such thing as the wrong way to enjoy a hobby"
i crash i fix i fly i crash again see ya Brad Smith
Bill Groman
"There is no such thing as the wrong way to enjoy a hobby"
Re the Ring Jr Flash...put a little turtle deck on it, make sure the outlines of the tailfeathers match the big one, and you could make a Jr Super Ringmaster.
Currell
Barry Baxter
http://www.controllineplans.com
i crash i fix i fly i crash again see ya Brad Smith
Jim Nicosia