This is our latest Classic pattern plane. Sleek lines, almost jet like, she floats trough the air designed to be a elegant pattern plane.

The Kit features a build up wing fully sheeted and options for electric conversions.

The next in line of our MK reporduction kits is the Joker designed by Wolfgang and Guenther Matt. The Joker is a radical change from the style of teh aurora and had more aresti flying style capabilities 

Working from the plan we have carefully recreated this model as a laser cut kit.

The Piper Cub was produced in large numbers during World War II as the L-4 Grasshopper. Many Cubs are still flying today.

We have rebuilt that classic plane as a redition of the WW2 spotter plane and as a easy flyer and good to transport.

Utilising either a .50 size two or a .70 size four stroke engine give ample power to fly the plane from short runways.

Our Latest in house design of the DH.80A Puss Moth, is a unique kit. The kit offers folding wings and the stunning design of the actuated main struts. With its 1/5th scale and 88" wingspan the model is impressive in the air, but still easy to transport.

With this kit you have the unique opportunity to build a stunning model from the golden area of flight.

The Aurora is another National title winner designed and flown by Mr Masahiro Kato.
Working from the plan we have carefully recreated this model as a laser cut short kit. MK Kits were famous for their carefully sculpted balsa wood blocks, and we have replaced these with layers of laminated shapes, to allow you to easily re-create the models flowing lines. All of the laminated parts are labeled as per the original plan.

From South Africa, where the art forms are expressed in strikingly elegant lines, comes the Novi Arrow. This internationally renowned FAI pattern bird flies with a gazelle's gracefulness,yetit's a lion in competition designed by John Brink 1970th.

Does the extra trouble in construction warrant the results? Well­ build one and be convinced it does.

This is a classic 1964 low wing model that was designed by Mr Azuma Kudo of Japan. It was originally designed as a single channel model (on ailerons!). Fortunately, multi-channel radios started to become available, and it was possible to start to fly aerobatics or “stunts” as they were called back then.

Re live the 1960’s – even if you weren’t there!

Ed Kazmirski’s Taurus is a classic design of its era. He was world champion in 1960 with his own designed Orion and then flew the Taurus in Switzerland in 1962, finishing 3rd overall. The strength of this design was evident in that 16 of the 38 competitors flew a Taurus.

(Thanks to Evan Pimm for the photo).

The Spook design first appeared in 1940 as a 48” and a 72” wingspan model. It appears to have been a very successful model and has all the characteristics of models from that era – lots of wing area, large tail surfaces and a high lift wing section.  

We have taken redrawn the wings and tailplane to create a full-size builders plan for the 72" model, to allow easy building of this gorgeous vintage model. The plan and kitset include information and material to build functional rudder and elevator for RC.

The Calypso, a design from Hanno Prettner was an exercise in simplifying the growing complexity of F3A aerobatic models. It is still a fantastic F3A aerobatic model that won the 1983 World RC Aerobatic Champs. Here's your chance to fly a retro version of the model.

The Calypso performs amazing aerobatic routines with a 60 size two stroke, 90 four stroke or 10cc petrol, or 5 cell electric motor.

Model photo coming soon but enjoy the painting of its namesake by Jan Styka.

The Comet Clipper was a classic free flight design by Carl Goldberg from 1938.

We have taken those classic lines and re-drawn a completely new plan for a 96" 91 four stroke RC version of this classic. Classics like this, especially at 96", make for the most enjoyable and relaxing flying, perfect for the Sunday morning at your club, They almost levitate off the ground and stooge around the sky.