ron9844

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Is anyone making short kits or kits of any of the old Pattern designs.

Thanks

Ron

aerowoof

I believe wing is gearing up to offer the old skyglass line of pattern,eyeball,banshe,vertigo 2 etc,
someone has started the j&j kits truoblemaker eyeball banshee have their name somewhere.

Nightstalker

Hi - Here's a couple of links off the top of my head (err... mouse):

http://www.mybloo.com/coosbay/laser/laser.html (older deBolt designs etc)
http://www.homeandhobbysolutions.com/index.htm (Taurus, Kwik Fly, Primus etc.)

And for a full kits of the Joe Bridi Kaos, Super Kaos, Dirty Birdy etc. try here:
http://www.bridiairplanes.com/crew/index.html

I would also post this question in the Classic Pattern Forum (actually a sub-forum under the Pattern Flying main forum). These guys know where to get the "oldies but goodies" for sure - tons of info on where to get short kits, full kits, plans, wing cores, unbelievable build threads... etc. This is their forte. I go there early and often and it's great.

Good Luck,

Todd Ewing

CoosBayLumber

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Problem here is in that during the early era it was referred to as plain aerobatic. The term pattern did not come along and generally be used until later on. Thus using era terms, you will not find any "Pattern" aircraft prior to about 1964.

Wm.

Live Wire

Laser works.com

ron9844

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Thanks to all for the inputs, this is just what I needed. I was looking for Kwick-fly and King Altair and Lou Andrews planes.

Again Thanks

Ron

Nightstalker

Hi - here's the link for http://lazer-works.com/list.html - He has short kits of the Lou Andrews Aeromaster / Aeromaster "Too", A -Ray, Trainermaster and many more great designs as well. Also try here for a full kit of the Lou Andrews Trainermaster http://www.earlyrcmodels.com - a very good looking kit. Early RC is now owned by Wing Mfg (I'd check their site as well). There's a link to Wing Mfg on the Early RC Models site.

Enjoy,

Todd Ewing

saucerguy

Does any of your links point to e-flight at all?

Deadstik

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Carolina Custom Aircraft kits many of the vintage pattern designs. They include: Kirkland's A6 Intruder, Tanglefoot, New Orleanian, Equalizer, Patricia, Brushfire, T2A MK I, MK II, and MK IV. If you would like a brochure of these fiberglass and foam kits please send an email to [email protected]

I will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Dan Hines
Carolina Custom Aircraft