That sounds like the Wright flyer from Hobby People and Hobbico had a similar plane. I have the Wright flyer hanging in the garage right now. It has a 100 years of abuse on it. I have the Wright Flyer 40S. They had the Wright flyer 40H and the 40L H= High wing, S = shoulder wing, L = low wing. It is sort of an ugly stik type of plane.

Well the Royal .46 was a copy of an O.S. .46, a Magnum .46 of the same time was also a clone. Start 10X6 for break in. C of G should be on the main spar. About 1/3 from the leading edge will get you in the ball park. I would suggest you take the engine and clean it up inside and out before trying to start it. You could just get a gallon of denatured alcohol and put it in a coffee can over night. Oil it up and then start it.

It does fly reasonably slow, has a nice gentle stall. Good all around plane. Does nice rolls, loops, and inverted flight.


Dru.