The Carosel was a 60 2 Stroke size plane while the Jupiter was a 40 / 46 size and they were made by Modelfly in Italy. They are very good fliers and when set up for it can be real aerobatic.

As far as if they are still being made I can't say but I do know that the Carosel didn't sell well in the States, possibly because it had an inverted engine and a lot of folks here don't care much for inverted engines. The Jupiter was a super plane ( I had a number of them and wish I had another one now, I liked it ) and it's a shame that all their planes didn't do better in the States. I still have a Ready and a Beaver and fly them quite often, their Cessna was also a super neat plane if you didn't stress the wings to much. They had a short wing joiner and if stresed to much they would start to buckle. None of the other ARC planes had that problem, in fact they are about as tough as a model can be made.

Just wondering, why do you need more then 5 reviews ????

I check out this site every couple days and if you have some questions about any of the ARC planes I can probably help. I also have most of the books etc. so I can probably find most answers. They are fine planes, ENJOY !!! RED