green river rc

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20 years ago it was my first RC plane, I never learned to fly it, crash and repair over and over. Does anyone have a Cowboy 15, how does it fly? I would love to have another crack at one but they are hard to find (not very popular). As I remember it was a 3 channel with about a 48-52 inch span and cost $44.00 at the Hobby House in Louisville KY. I flew...I mean crashed mine with a Enya .15. If anyone has a lead on some plans or a kit let me know.

aerowoof

I should have a copy of the plans,flys great.simple build.

green river rc

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How much?

russ_hillis

sorry to drag up an old thread, but has someone built one of these lately. I've cut all of the wing ribs and getting ready to do the LE & spars. The fuselage looks to be as simple as pie, 1/8" plywood from tip to tail.

7ECflyer

Wow, I haven't hearn "Cowboy .15" in YEARS. It wasn't my first RC airplane, but it was my first "real" RC airplane. I started with a beat up Cox 2-channel foam Centurion and tried teaching myself at the age of 14. I got nowhere. It took me a year to find a club and actually get help, and a member had a Cowboy .40. I had an old Fox .15 laying around, so I built a Cowboy .15. It was a good flying airplane, survived many rookie mistakes and mishaps, and eventually taught me to fly. Good luck with yours!

rcuser004

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I currently have one for sale in the "Airplane Garage Sale" section, N.I.B. for $35.00.

green river rc

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Do you still have it, I didn't see it.