My primary trainer is the center plane, the one with the skiis, a Goldberg Eagle II.
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The white plane on the stand was trainer number 1. It was a Global Right Flyer 60H, ARF, with TT-61 Pro. It withstood several crashes before it finally couldn't go anymore.

The blue and yellow one was my first kit; a Great Planes PT-60, with the TT-61 Pro from the Right Flyer. It was a really good plane. I got confused on a deadstick landing attempt and destroyed it.

The white and red one is another Great Planes PT-60, with a Magnum 91. My brother bought the kit and built it for me. I provided the engine and radio, plus a few miscellaneous parts. We're waiting for a decent day to be able to fly it for the first time.

Posting this one for ABELL. In flight shot of his Hobbico Hobbistar 60 MKIII. TT61Pro powers this jewel.

Here's mine. Built it a while ago, not all the way finished. Will work on the wingtip and finish everything else soon.

good idea on the storage, I still need to setup something for mine, I like the 3 on the wall, I have a p51 and a alpha 60(just got haven't flown due to weather)

My Lucky Star 20 still waiting for it's maiden flight

My PT-60 before it met its demise of TX antenna not extended. Powered by a Saito FA-91S.

How about a Top Flight Contender that I bashed from a stock stab to a "T" tail

Here's my Midwest Areostar .40 Kit. I built it 12 years ago when I was 13 and then didn't fly much. I'm back now and she still fly's great. I have a JR 4 channel radio and an O.S. .40 FP. Wouldn't trade it for the world![img][/img]