I thought I would share some pictures with you guys. This Strikemaster was built by the manufacturer Jetworld in Germany and should be arriving to the US in a couple of weeks.

Nice.
I think your Mig-29 still look better.
Tam

I think it looks pretty good, it is different than what you see out there. It should fly nice!

Nice model and congratulations.


Just don't do any power on dives as the UK importer lost his when a potential customer, after warning not to do dive with power on, did so and it went in. Not sure if it was servo loading problems or structural.

Just thought you might like to know as it is one lovely model as was Steve's version.

Hi Cubflyer!

That's a beauty. Took a few pictures of your Strikemaster yesterday. We've been out for a jet-session yesterday. Made 3 flights with mine and it flies better every day....

Best regards,

David Büsken

Thanks for the compliments! I hear they fly nice.

David, can you post some pictures of yours? Thanks.

Hi Cubflyer!

I don't have any webspace to post pics, but you can see three pictures if you have a look at my gallery!

But if you send me a mail, I can send you a few pictures of my Bluntie.

Best regards,

David (who is already cycling his batteries to get the Bluntie back in the air...)

Here is my Strikie ready for it's maiden flight. AMT Pegassus , Tam's pipe..... Took about 1 year to finish , including a 3 month business location move. Hopfully it will fly next weekend at Winamac.

Best regards,
Ron Ballard

More pics...........

more pics.............

Theres another Strikemaster kit made by Galtech models in New Zealand. I have personally seen the Galtech Strikemaster fly and it performs exceptionally well on KJ66 size/thrust engines. Its smaller at 1/5 scale than the Airworld version, but I think the price is only $670 U.S. http://www.galtechmodels.com/turbine...ster/index.asp

Hi all!

I found the right button to upload pictures to rcuniverse. Well here are a few shots of different Strikemaster. They are all made of Peter Mayer's kits (www.jetwelt.de). I hope I can bring my Strikemaster to the next Wangaratta-Jet-Meeting...

The last pictures. The red and white one made it's flights 2, 3 and 4 on friday. I have flown mine now for one year and it is great to fly it. Even with strong wind, you don't have any problem.

David Büsken

Ups,

one wrong picture. sorry. Didn't want to post my ugly face

Hey,, No1,, Who painted that thing anyway Earl Schribe ,,, $29.95 we'll paint any plane any color! Ha ha! See you next weekend ,,Tim.

Hi Ron

Nice looking model. I am building the Jet Provost version from the same kit. Where did you get your markings etc,. are the rub ons?

Thanks Ian

Hi Ian,

For JWM?? If so, I had the same thought but time's ticking away and I haven't even got a kit yet! Look fwd to seeing yours...what scheme will you be doing?

Dick

Hi Dick

Mine is nearly finished in terms of basic construction, about to add all the scale detail, you know how long that takes !!!!

I am doing a scheme on an aircraft at Bournmouth owned by Philip Meeson. I have been given great access so have a CD full of digital Photos

Ian

Hi T-1,

Nope, I painted her myself- it's the 12 pack option!
BTW-I received back from AMT the Mercury, installed it in the Bobcat this morning, 2 test runs and it's ready.

IAN,

All PPG paint & 2042 clearcoat, transfers from Steve Rickett. It's copied after a full scale I found on the internet- not realy scale, more like stand-off scale. 46 pounds dry[sm=drowning.gif][sm=drowning.gif]

I hope to see some of you this coming weekend at Winnie Mac.......

Ron

She shore do look aweful shiney!! Won't be able to keep an eye on er! She'll blind ya in the sun!
Tim

Hey Timmy,

Just how many brothers an sisters do you have, anyway??? I know you got a bunch of cusins!! Are any of em' comin' this weekend?


BTW- Anybody staying overnite on Saturday?

rb

Here is mine strike piper

more pictures

My son entered my strikemaster cockpit today.

Ron,

Hi, I am looking to build a strikemaster, Do you know how the get a hold of the kit manufacturer ?

Thanks

Frankie Mirandes
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