PlaneAction

Have a kit in an opened box for sale. Never put together, but someone carefully started removing pieces. Bag of small parts unopened.
Please reply if any interest in purchasing.

gene6029

Old thread but heres a picture of my Lil Wizzard my grandson flies.....Gene

Tom Nied

Very nice and I like the thread hinges. I'm thinking of using that method for my Brodak Buster.

Lee Taylor

Great photo! Great memories. This was the ideal set-up for me. Did exactly what I wanted when I was 10 years old

JohnnyS

https://brodak.com/1-2a-lil-wizard-kit.html

Tom Nied

I cringe at the $53 price, but it sure is a great design for a Trainer/Sport plane. Great to learn the basics of Controline.

LLRCFlyer

I had a Lil Wizard with a Cox Golden Bee .049 engine. To loop it, I used 35 ft lines and flew on a hill side where the slope of the hill allowed me an additional 10 feet of altitude to pull out.

LLRCFlyer

I wanted to build a Lil Wizard to teach my son to fly 30 years ago but could not find a kit in the days before the internet. I still had the instructions from one I built in the 60's so I tried to duplicate it as best as I could without actual plans. The solid balsa airfoil wing is easy enough to make if a razor blade planer is available. It flies better with the TD 051 than it does with the Golden Bee. Good for circles and pseudo wingovers, but not mush else. Too heavy and too stable. I learned to stunt with a Sterling Baby Ringmaster.