plane identification?
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From: lafitte,
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can anyone identify this plane?
this is all i know about it. "its a red trainer with a 56 inch wingspan and about 42 inches long". i know that's not a whole lot but maybe one of you may have flown one of these bad boyz
i recently won it on ebay, its supports a dwarfed os.25
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craig
this is all i know about it. "its a red trainer with a 56 inch wingspan and about 42 inches long". i know that's not a whole lot but maybe one of you may have flown one of these bad boyz

i recently won it on ebay, its supports a dwarfed os.25

thanks
craig
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I recently won it on ebay . . .

Don't think of it as winning. Think of it as agreeing to pay more for something than anyone else in the world that knew of it would.

Nice plane. Very much popular back a few years. That was the recommended second plane back when I was in High School.
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Looks like a Goldberg Falcon 56
Looks like a Goldberg Falcon 56
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Don't think of it as winning. Think of it as agreeing to pay more for something than anyone else in the world that knew of it would.

hopefully it will make it my way in one piece, and shall see what i jumped into[:-]
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this is a Sterling FLEDGLING . the tail is flat. the Falcon has a built up airfoiled stab. the wing is bolt on , the Falcon has rubber banded wing.. airfoil is nearly flat with phillips entry. Falcon has semi symetric airfoil. good flyer but the .25 is really too small.esp. a LA motor.take off on grass marginal.



