At last it's ready for the maiden day. Engine is the SK .90, Futaba RX with Hitec 5475s and 475 servos. Iused a Hitec HS 80 on throttle and the HS 81 for the front steering control slaved to the rudder. It came in at 7 3/4 pounds, as heavy as that sounds I was expecting about another pound. It isn't an ARF!!!

Fantastic!! Congratulations on the new bird...I hope you enjoy her...

Great looking plane. Congrats!

beautiful!!</p>

keep us informed on the maiden!</p>

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DM</p>

Hay Guys. Do you think that I may fly this plane of mine in SPA pattern events? It's old enough. Some of you may know of it. It's called Das Little Stik. LOL. Check out my little plane that now has an OS 46 AX pulling around 7.25 lbs. on a 4 lb. plane with only a 49 in. wing. Yea it's fun and nerve racking at the same time. I had the first one of these back when I had my Mach One. Thought you guys would get a kick out of this.
Terry

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Hey Terry,</p>

   Looks like a lot of fun. I built a Das Little Stik back in 1973 and powered it with an OS 40 - a great fun-fly airplane. I'll bet your's is a real rocket - thankfully we have a throttle stick ...</p>

-Will</p>

Believe me that's exactly where my left thumb stays. I'm getting out of this motor 15k on an 11 x 5 APC. That's a bunch better than my old K &amp; B 40 I use to have on my first Litl Stik. I'm actually thinking about using this engine on a ARF small modern pattern plane or finish the Bob Cat and put this motor in it. Thanks for looking.
Terry

I see that the Daddy Rabbit looks agood bitlike a Taurus with a larger tail and a bit shorter fuse. Nice Plane</p>