help, trying to find a certain airplane
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Hello There,
Maybe someone can help me. This airplane was my first airplane, flew beautifully, lost it in a crash (mechanical failure in elevator) and I want another but I cannot seem to find it. I cannot remember the company that makes it, here is what I know:
Name: Jaguar (Somewhat of a semi-scale of the military jet nicknamed "Jaguar")
40 Size front mounted engine -- prop driven
ARF --> red white and blue color scheme
Tricycle gear
I think the company that makes this plane has U.S.A in the name though I am not 100% sure of this
If anyone knows anything about this aircraft, please contact me.
[email protected]
Thank you,
Michael
Maybe someone can help me. This airplane was my first airplane, flew beautifully, lost it in a crash (mechanical failure in elevator) and I want another but I cannot seem to find it. I cannot remember the company that makes it, here is what I know:
Name: Jaguar (Somewhat of a semi-scale of the military jet nicknamed "Jaguar")
40 Size front mounted engine -- prop driven
ARF --> red white and blue color scheme
Tricycle gear
I think the company that makes this plane has U.S.A in the name though I am not 100% sure of this
If anyone knows anything about this aircraft, please contact me.
[email protected]
Thank you,
Michael
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This one is gonna be a long shot for sure! It should be a SEPECAT JAGUAR if its a military jet named Jaguar. Happy hunting ...
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hey jrf,
Yes, the pic you posted is the plane!!
Do you still have it?
If anyone knows the mfg. or where I could get this plane, please contact me.
Thanks,
Michael
Yes, the pic you posted is the plane!!
Do you still have it?
If anyone knows the mfg. or where I could get this plane, please contact me.
Thanks,
Michael
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I managed to find an oversea's website with it - it did have an Email link you might try. http://www.mth.com.tw
Better picture: http://www.mth.com.tw/htms/865a.htm
Better picture: http://www.mth.com.tw/htms/865a.htm
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Don Presten,
Thanks a ton, I looked around the site and sent them an e-mail. I wait to hear what they have to say.
Thanks all you guys, expecially Don and jrf for the pic,
Michael
Thanks a ton, I looked around the site and sent them an e-mail. I wait to hear what they have to say.
Thanks all you guys, expecially Don and jrf for the pic,
Michael
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From: Sydney, AUSTRALIA
Michael,
This plane was sold in Australia.
It was manufactured by a company called SF.
I think the company, (SF), was located in SE Asia.
It was available in 2 colour schemes.
Regards
Gasser 350
This plane was sold in Australia.
It was manufactured by a company called SF.
I think the company, (SF), was located in SE Asia.
It was available in 2 colour schemes.
Regards
Gasser 350
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Was doing a search this morning and found this thread, so I thought I would bump it back up.
DiscoDave, did you ever hear back from these guys?
http://www.mth.com.tw/htms-en/enindex.htm
I had one of these, and it was a real screamer. I had shoehorned a 61 FX in it. I believe they used to have a US distributor in the San Francisco area. The plane was also available in a camo scheme.
Would love to get a hold of another....
They also used to make the "Condor ARF" in (I think) 40, 60, & 80 size.
Thanks, Gary
DiscoDave, did you ever hear back from these guys?
http://www.mth.com.tw/htms-en/enindex.htm
I had one of these, and it was a real screamer. I had shoehorned a 61 FX in it. I believe they used to have a US distributor in the San Francisco area. The plane was also available in a camo scheme.
Would love to get a hold of another....
They also used to make the "Condor ARF" in (I think) 40, 60, & 80 size.
Thanks, Gary



