I am trying to find information about a RC kit by Royal..........He states the plane was called "The Cherry". Does anyone have any information about this? The name could be a nickname I quess, so any information to lead me to the right direction would be helpful........Thanks patsy

Patsy,

I'm not a RC plane buff so I may be off base here, but the word "cherry" is sometimes used to mean "in great condition". A quick Google search for "royal rc cherry airplane" didn't turn up anything.

One of our club members showed up with a plane that resembles a Taurus. It's a low-wing sport plane, tricycle gear, 'glas fuselage, flaps & ailerons, about what we would fly with a 60 twostroke.

He was told by the seller (at a swap meet) that it was called a Cherry. It's not a Taurus, because of the 'glas fuse.

Sorry, that's all the info I have. Perhaps someone else's memory will be jogged.
Dave Olson

Pat
Cheery means never crashed

The yellow plane at the bottom is a picture of the Royal "The Cherry" he built this about 1972 while stationed in Alaska..........does anyone recognize it or can you give me more information on it?

thanks patsy


OK where is my picture?????????????

pat, 1st of all; boomer sooner! next, to upload a photo use the reply button not the quick reply. and if the plane is a knockoff of a taurus bring the photo over to the classic pattern forum. there are lots of experts there in older pattern planes.

david

Ok I will try this again.....It keeps saying photo uploaded successfully............After several attempts last night I gave up........But here we go again...........And thanks for the Boomer Sooner.......My alma mater!!!!!

Can anyone identify this plane or know anything about it......should be "The Cherry" by Royal

also, help with the blue and yellow one.......should be The Nobler" by Royal

Thanks, Patsy