Dumas/Pat Tritle
#27
I'm a big fan of Pat Tritle designs. Many are sold as Dare kits by Brodak and some are sold as "short kits" by Manzano Lazer Works, now under new ownership. I have built the Cessna 120/140 and loved it, beefed up wing with carbon rod, was very aerobatic and very easy to fly. I kit bashed the Stinson SR-10 Reliant into an SR-7 highly detailed Pepsi-Cola PR aircraft, weighs 4lbs,about double weight of Pat's prototype "floater", I am starting Pat's 60" wsp DC-3, will be in AA Flagship Detroit livery. Also have an Ercoupe kit in the queue.
#29
Join Date: Jun 2012
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Like you, I too have control problems. I am presently working on a LDS short kit for a free-flight B-36 that I am converting to 4 ch. R/C. I have the LDS short kit of a B-727 under way. And, I am converting Dumas's H-4 Spruce Goose static display 30" ws model to 4-ch R/C. No control issues here with me.
#31
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I have a Pat Tritle designed Dumas DH89 Rapide to build along with a SIG Dornier Do-217 and wasn't in love with the conical nut of the prop adapters. I had cowlings made by Marc at Rabid Models. While he was at it I have a Top Flite GE P-39 Aircobra I think I may go electric and he made the perfect 3.5" spinner to fit! I love the cannon in the center of the spinner. the P-39 Aircobra sported a 37mm cannon mounted thru the spinner. The The DH-89 spinners are only 7/8" in diameter and as you can see the the Dornier spinners fit the cowls perfect!