Need help identifying another plane.
02-14-2011, 06:15 PM
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RE: Need help identifying another plane.
That's an Andrews product...
He made 3 similar planes of 3 different sizes.
Mini Master, Trainer Master and Sport Master...
The Mini was approx. a .20 size, the Trainer Master .40 size, and Sport Master .60 size.
Yours appears to be the Sportmaster.
You can also see a family resemblance to the Aeromaster (or Aero Master ) biplane. The fuse and wing tips, and tail surfaces are all similar...although the vertical surfaces of your plane look to be slightly modified, with a small dorsal fin added.
He made 3 similar planes of 3 different sizes.
Mini Master, Trainer Master and Sport Master...
The Mini was approx. a .20 size, the Trainer Master .40 size, and Sport Master .60 size.
Yours appears to be the Sportmaster.
You can also see a family resemblance to the Aeromaster (or Aero Master ) biplane. The fuse and wing tips, and tail surfaces are all similar...although the vertical surfaces of your plane look to be slightly modified, with a small dorsal fin added.
02-15-2011, 02:35 PM
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RE: Need help identifying another plane.
ORIGINAL: proptop
That's an Andrews product...
He made 3 similar planes of 3 different sizes.
Mini Master, Trainer Master and Sport Master...
The Mini was approx. a .20 size, the Trainer Master .40 size, and Sport Master .60 size.
Yours appears to be the Sportmaster.
You can also see a family resemblance to the Aeromaster (or Aero Master ) biplane. The fuse and wing tips, and tail surfaces are all similar...although the vertical surfaces of your plane look to be slightly modified, with a small dorsal fin added.
That's an Andrews product...
He made 3 similar planes of 3 different sizes.
Mini Master, Trainer Master and Sport Master...
The Mini was approx. a .20 size, the Trainer Master .40 size, and Sport Master .60 size.
Yours appears to be the Sportmaster.
You can also see a family resemblance to the Aeromaster (or Aero Master ) biplane. The fuse and wing tips, and tail surfaces are all similar...although the vertical surfaces of your plane look to be slightly modified, with a small dorsal fin added.
02-20-2011, 03:25 PM
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RE: Need help identifying another plane.
ORIGINAL: proptop
They are nice flying airplanes...a friend had one.
I had the Trainermaster back in the 70's.
They are nice flying airplanes...a friend had one.
I had the Trainermaster back in the 70's.
06-05-2013, 06:39 PM
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RE: Need help identifying another plane.
Built a Pattern Master last year. Finally got a few flights on it today. It's powered with a .46 AX II. Yes, the .46 is plenty of power.
Sweet flying plane with no bad habits. I like it and glad I built this one. Always up for a challenging build and it definitely delivered in that department.
Sweet flying plane with no bad habits. I like it and glad I built this one. Always up for a challenging build and it definitely delivered in that department.
06-06-2013, 03:42 PM
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The Pattern Master was designed by Hal Debolt and kitted by Midwest. I have one sitting in my kit stash.
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The Pattern Master was designed by Hal Debolt and kitted by Midwest. I have one sitting in my kit stash.
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