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Sport Cassutt

Author: L. Kruse


Edition: Model Aviation - 1982/07
Page Numbers: 54, 55, 56

Framed against sky Cassutt semi-Scale profile CL model looks very realistic Its capable full range Stunt maneuvers well looking pretty cheek cowl reinforces usually-vulnerable wing-fuselage joint OVER 25 YEARS AGO then-airline-pilot Capt Tom Cassutt built tiny monoplane racer captured hearts minds air racing fans throughout country Entered competition 1958 Cassutt Special first flew victory 1958 National Air Racing Championships prompted literally hundreds air racing aficionados request plans information about Cassutts clean machine 1959 Cassutt designed smaller version popular ship spanning just under 14 feet called Cassutt Special II diminutive speedster capable speeds excess 230 mph flashed around pylons Its squared-off lines stabilizer tip plates gave uniquely saucy appearance eased up starting line acquaintance Cassutt Special 11 #11 began about year ago local airport advisory board staged Airport Appre ciation Day complete air show EAA static display pylon races As luck would have two Cassutts entered races ample time go over inch-by-inch during time static display Racing airplanes hold special fascination air-minded Cassutt racers have gained lot fans along trophies have profile Control Line version sweet little ship 35 has enough aerobatic capability satisfy flierE Larry Kruse 54 Model Aviation Sub-rudders tail add interest sleek racing plane Prototype designed ex-airline pilot Tom Cassutt has history winning races FULL-SIZE PLANS AVAILABLE . SEE PAGE 164 3BELECRAOMLEADIRO EDGE BRUCE It-t11 II --IL VBROI lAGVRSA NEUCRMI PIATF4BALSATOP ROT 9-IEElTNIS [v33][b-1-10-1-10]]II INGPLANi-1 IIICENTER jjDASA RIB VAR TABGEI IMOSAThG 4c T 1TE SPUCE / VIR SAEET BALSA T E TOP N ROTTOM 3A3V MOBIL WIRECONTROL HORN FLAD SaNERBATCH TO CLEAR PUSFIRGE MAIN RIB- BARE 114k 332 NED BALSA & C TAG SHEET Z CENTER MB RAWE 141- 5532 SHOD BALSA 5/32 MW LU -J n 0 Iii -J w GEPSET RUDDER I/A TO THE BOlT AS ARMED PROM REAR OF AIRPLANE DO BALSA -~THl RAL FICeI BOlT SAlE ---FUSELAGE SIDE VIEWTA6BALSA TIP ROSQER ID REOn AR BA NELLCRWR OR BALSAMOCRITING RAtSBALSA FCGELAGE LR[DTSGLO FAIRIND-SEE LA E FROM JAD CENTER C /1 ARC ThO LA LAMNATBAG RANT N EROGIED TO RIME Aos SHOBRNAMBRSROM BIRTHLALSNO DEAR BATTEWS GERBER BIRE-STECER 10 MARS___________________ LAIW GEARIAR MARC IBRE- 0 REOURED 0 23CSB LIII SSL/TTIX 11111 BY TRW INEROTR gained whole new appreciation overall engineering excellence aircraft merged aerodynamic necessity simplicity design fact Cassutt Special II competitive today two-and-one-half decades ago itself testament its designer veracity design opted go profile version Cassutt mainly out necessity old Cessna Ag Wagon Id designed built couple years ago beginning look doggy really needed bolt venerable Fox 35 onto something new Also since fly mostly competi tion Free Flight didnt want spend bunch time plane get out dozen times year fly guys did however want plane capable full Stunt pattern will find Cassutt similar Magician Banshee end line Hopefully Capt Cassutt wont mind taking liberties little racer adding Stunt capabilities Construction notes Since Cassutt conforms precepts profile construction wont go great amount detail put thing together some areas need touched upon wing heart airplane Regard less fuselage constructed profile built-up foam whatever plane will fly well wing built word wise sufficient Ribs can stack-sawn 3/32 balsa two separate stacks Lightening holes lead-out holes should drilled cut out ribs still stacks center-section rib blanks should hard balsa remaining rib blanks can medium stock Prior beginning wing assembly splice up leading edge trailing edge pieces spars trailing edge cap strip 1/16 trailing edge pieces both need doublers splice joint strength Begin construction pinning bottom TE piece over plan gluing ribs place used Goldbergs Jet instead aliphatic resin frequently use put entire wing together less 30 minutes ribs set place glue top TE piece poking pin holes through rib location squirting drop Jet through pin hole Spars next favorite method ensuring warp-free wing pin bottom spar plan setbut dont glue ribs over glue top spar top spar firmly anchored place turn wing over treat bottom spar same fashion Now add LE TE cap strip way getting adequate pressure LE notched rib assembly like cut six 4-in sticks spruce can use popsicle sticks dont want waste wood space vertically equally behind wing spars Use several rubberbands Loop around end vertical stick go around leading edge loop other end rubberband over other end vertical stick Use ruhherhands need order assure adequate pressure LE rib joint before lock place Jet bellcrank assembly support rails center-section sheeting complete basic July 198255 SOFT BALSA AHAB T1PB VA DR slaNG LINES IO SO BALSA LEADIRO EDGE 7 SCRAP FILL ATTACH TO FLAP 3IE OFEET BALSA ELADS FOGB Dirty side profile shows engine tank mount linkage 0 pusnroas 1-uli-span REaps aio aerobatics Muffler good idea wing assembly Stabilizer surfaces flaps both 3/16 balsa Since both have hinged dont choose stock hard termites have rejected soft hinges might pull free under stress Medium weight medium grain best Slot flaps adjoining surfaces hinges fuselage typical profile style cut firm -in stock Youll need lay up fuselage blank good 36-in length balsa use scrap material flesh Out canopy/cockpit Frea Check scrap box remains last kit built Since nose moment relatively long Fox 35 used relatively light may want cut about -in off nose move engine bearers back accordingly youre planning using Enya OS Max some type heavier engine can course compensate adding weight tail need However general rule thumb lighter nearly always better comes model aircraft same reason nose doublers Lite-Ply rather heavier birch plywood both wing fuselage have com pleted may slide wing through wing cut-out fuselage epoxy place Use Sig Epoxolite wing/fuselage fillet flaps can attached permanently using epoxy hold hinges place scoop area left side nose made scrap 3/16 balsa should fitted rather carefully wing leading edge will undergo significant amounts vibration close fit good epoxy joint imperative might want fiberglass area scoop joins wing sake appearance longevity landing gear bent c wire inserted brass tube fitted fuselage wheel pants shown plans add overall appeal aircraft However easily subject pits dings ground handling didnt use prototype held place short wire spurs soldered main LG leg inserted tube buried pant Attach tail surfaces install assorted horns pushrods devises make thing go uppity-up-up downity-down-down rye got quit watching re-runs Magnt/Fcent Men Flying Machines Im writing like use RC-type goodies nylon variety horns devises Theyre easy adjust maintain replace necessary Speaking got em installed take em off can cover dope critter Sand surfaces carefully fill exposed wood surfaces sanding sealer mix talcum powder clear dope elected go silkspan-and-dope routine mostly because hadnt done such long time thought needed practice guess modelers might build Cassutt novice intermediate fliers might have time/skill/money/reason pick theyre mul tiple choice go zooted-up airplane finish sport flying can still some very nice things dope patience Three four coats sealer fuselage tail surfaces should sufficient Sand coat carefully after dries Avoid getting sealer Epoxolite fillets Wet-cover entire ship medium weight silkspan give surfaces five seven coats clear dope after covering dries Allow plenty drying time between coats dope avoid unnecessary runs dope build-up Continue brush spray clear dope sanding carefully between coats 320-400 wet-or-dry paper until surfaces filled overall sheen evident Color coats come next youve done good job preparing surfaces two three coats brushed sprayed should sufficient Tom Cassutts original Special II silver red markings numerals wings black numerals tail Cassutts have built rainbow colors practically color should appropriate Suit yourself respect Flying notes plane should balance ahead CG noted plan Add weight nose necessary although doubt will inexperienced fliers its fine have ship bit nose heavy advanced fliers will want CG right money adjustment make prototype add flat washer under front engine lugs order get ship stay out lines way like during overhead maneuvers Like its full-scale counterpart Cassutt clean maneuverable will reward satisfying flights over long flying season 56 Model Aviation Cheek cowl non-functional terms cooling does help strengthen wing-fuselage joint Note position leadouts Front engine screws have washer beneath engine offse lines tight Fox 35 good reliable engine sport Note location linkage flap actuation Muffler cuts noise helps keep sticky stuff off top plane Author recommends using RC-type hinges elevator because fact can almost completely hidden

Author: L. Kruse


Edition: Model Aviation - 1982/07
Page Numbers: 54, 55, 56

Framed against sky Cassutt semi-Scale profile CL model looks very realistic Its capable full range Stunt maneuvers well looking pretty cheek cowl reinforces usually-vulnerable wing-fuselage joint OVER 25 YEARS AGO then-airline-pilot Capt Tom Cassutt built tiny monoplane racer captured hearts minds air racing fans throughout country Entered competition 1958 Cassutt Special first flew victory 1958 National Air Racing Championships prompted literally hundreds air racing aficionados request plans information about Cassutts clean machine 1959 Cassutt designed smaller version popular ship spanning just under 14 feet called Cassutt Special II diminutive speedster capable speeds excess 230 mph flashed around pylons Its squared-off lines stabilizer tip plates gave uniquely saucy appearance eased up starting line acquaintance Cassutt Special 11 #11 began about year ago local airport advisory board staged Airport Appre ciation Day complete air show EAA static display pylon races As luck would have two Cassutts entered races ample time go over inch-by-inch during time static display Racing airplanes hold special fascination air-minded Cassutt racers have gained lot fans along trophies have profile Control Line version sweet little ship 35 has enough aerobatic capability satisfy flierE Larry Kruse 54 Model Aviation Sub-rudders tail add interest sleek racing plane Prototype designed ex-airline pilot Tom Cassutt has history winning races FULL-SIZE PLANS AVAILABLE . SEE PAGE 164 3BELECRAOMLEADIRO EDGE BRUCE It-t11 II --IL VBROI lAGVRSA NEUCRMI PIATF4BALSATOP ROT 9-IEElTNIS [v33][b-1-10-1-10]]II INGPLANi-1 IIICENTER jjDASA RIB VAR TABGEI IMOSAThG 4c T 1TE SPUCE / VIR SAEET BALSA T E TOP N ROTTOM 3A3V MOBIL WIRECONTROL HORN FLAD SaNERBATCH TO CLEAR PUSFIRGE MAIN RIB- BARE 114k 332 NED BALSA & C TAG SHEET Z CENTER MB RAWE 141- 5532 SHOD BALSA 5/32 MW LU -J n 0 Iii -J w GEPSET RUDDER I/A TO THE BOlT AS ARMED PROM REAR OF AIRPLANE DO BALSA -~THl RAL FICeI BOlT SAlE ---FUSELAGE SIDE VIEWTA6BALSA TIP ROSQER ID REOn AR BA NELLCRWR OR BALSAMOCRITING RAtSBALSA FCGELAGE LR[DTSGLO FAIRIND-SEE LA E FROM JAD CENTER C /1 ARC ThO LA LAMNATBAG RANT N EROGIED TO RIME Aos SHOBRNAMBRSROM BIRTHLALSNO DEAR BATTEWS GERBER BIRE-STECER 10 MARS___________________ LAIW GEARIAR MARC IBRE- 0 REOURED 0 23CSB LIII SSL/TTIX 11111 BY TRW INEROTR gained whole new appreciation overall engineering excellence aircraft merged aerodynamic necessity simplicity design fact Cassutt Special II competitive today two-and-one-half decades ago itself testament its designer veracity design opted go profile version Cassutt mainly out necessity old Cessna Ag Wagon Id designed built couple years ago beginning look doggy really needed bolt venerable Fox 35 onto something new Also since fly mostly competi tion Free Flight didnt want spend bunch time plane get out dozen times year fly guys did however want plane capable full Stunt pattern will find Cassutt similar Magician Banshee end line Hopefully Capt Cassutt wont mind taking liberties little racer adding Stunt capabilities Construction notes Since Cassutt conforms precepts profile construction wont go great amount detail put thing together some areas need touched upon wing heart airplane Regard less fuselage constructed profile built-up foam whatever plane will fly well wing built word wise sufficient Ribs can stack-sawn 3/32 balsa two separate stacks Lightening holes lead-out holes should drilled cut out ribs still stacks center-section rib blanks should hard balsa remaining rib blanks can medium stock Prior beginning wing assembly splice up leading edge trailing edge pieces spars trailing edge cap strip 1/16 trailing edge pieces both need doublers splice joint strength Begin construction pinning bottom TE piece over plan gluing ribs place used Goldbergs Jet instead aliphatic resin frequently use put entire wing together less 30 minutes ribs set place glue top TE piece poking pin holes through rib location squirting drop Jet through pin hole Spars next favorite method ensuring warp-free wing pin bottom spar plan setbut dont glue ribs over glue top spar top spar firmly anchored place turn wing over treat bottom spar same fashion Now add LE TE cap strip way getting adequate pressure LE notched rib assembly like cut six 4-in sticks spruce can use popsicle sticks dont want waste wood space vertically equally behind wing spars Use several rubberbands Loop around end vertical stick go around leading edge loop other end rubberband over other end vertical stick Use ruhherhands need order assure adequate pressure LE rib joint before lock place Jet bellcrank assembly support rails center-section sheeting complete basic July 198255 SOFT BALSA AHAB T1PB VA DR slaNG LINES IO SO BALSA LEADIRO EDGE 7 SCRAP FILL ATTACH TO FLAP 3IE OFEET BALSA ELADS FOGB Dirty side profile shows engine tank mount linkage 0 pusnroas 1-uli-span REaps aio aerobatics Muffler good idea wing assembly Stabilizer surfaces flaps both 3/16 balsa Since both have hinged dont choose stock hard termites have rejected soft hinges might pull free under stress Medium weight medium grain best Slot flaps adjoining surfaces hinges fuselage typical profile style cut firm -in stock Youll need lay up fuselage blank good 36-in length balsa use scrap material flesh Out canopy/cockpit Frea Check scrap box remains last kit built Since nose moment relatively long Fox 35 used relatively light may want cut about -in off nose move engine bearers back accordingly youre planning using Enya OS Max some type heavier engine can course compensate adding weight tail need However general rule thumb lighter nearly always better comes model aircraft same reason nose doublers Lite-Ply rather heavier birch plywood both wing fuselage have com pleted may slide wing through wing cut-out fuselage epoxy place Use Sig Epoxolite wing/fuselage fillet flaps can attached permanently using epoxy hold hinges place scoop area left side nose made scrap 3/16 balsa should fitted rather carefully wing leading edge will undergo significant amounts vibration close fit good epoxy joint imperative might want fiberglass area scoop joins wing sake appearance longevity landing gear bent c wire inserted brass tube fitted fuselage wheel pants shown plans add overall appeal aircraft However easily subject pits dings ground handling didnt use prototype held place short wire spurs soldered main LG leg inserted tube buried pant Attach tail surfaces install assorted horns pushrods devises make thing go uppity-up-up downity-down-down rye got quit watching re-runs Magnt/Fcent Men Flying Machines Im writing like use RC-type goodies nylon variety horns devises Theyre easy adjust maintain replace necessary Speaking got em installed take em off can cover dope critter Sand surfaces carefully fill exposed wood surfaces sanding sealer mix talcum powder clear dope elected go silkspan-and-dope routine mostly because hadnt done such long time thought needed practice guess modelers might build Cassutt novice intermediate fliers might have time/skill/money/reason pick theyre mul tiple choice go zooted-up airplane finish sport flying can still some very nice things dope patience Three four coats sealer fuselage tail surfaces should sufficient Sand coat carefully after dries Avoid getting sealer Epoxolite fillets Wet-cover entire ship medium weight silkspan give surfaces five seven coats clear dope after covering dries Allow plenty drying time between coats dope avoid unnecessary runs dope build-up Continue brush spray clear dope sanding carefully between coats 320-400 wet-or-dry paper until surfaces filled overall sheen evident Color coats come next youve done good job preparing surfaces two three coats brushed sprayed should sufficient Tom Cassutts original Special II silver red markings numerals wings black numerals tail Cassutts have built rainbow colors practically color should appropriate Suit yourself respect Flying notes plane should balance ahead CG noted plan Add weight nose necessary although doubt will inexperienced fliers its fine have ship bit nose heavy advanced fliers will want CG right money adjustment make prototype add flat washer under front engine lugs order get ship stay out lines way like during overhead maneuvers Like its full-scale counterpart Cassutt clean maneuverable will reward satisfying flights over long flying season 56 Model Aviation Cheek cowl non-functional terms cooling does help strengthen wing-fuselage joint Note position leadouts Front engine screws have washer beneath engine offse lines tight Fox 35 good reliable engine sport Note location linkage flap actuation Muffler cuts noise helps keep sticky stuff off top plane Author recommends using RC-type hinges elevator because fact can almost completely hidden

Author: L. Kruse


Edition: Model Aviation - 1982/07
Page Numbers: 54, 55, 56

Framed against sky Cassutt semi-Scale profile CL model looks very realistic Its capable full range Stunt maneuvers well looking pretty cheek cowl reinforces usually-vulnerable wing-fuselage joint OVER 25 YEARS AGO then-airline-pilot Capt Tom Cassutt built tiny monoplane racer captured hearts minds air racing fans throughout country Entered competition 1958 Cassutt Special first flew victory 1958 National Air Racing Championships prompted literally hundreds air racing aficionados request plans information about Cassutts clean machine 1959 Cassutt designed smaller version popular ship spanning just under 14 feet called Cassutt Special II diminutive speedster capable speeds excess 230 mph flashed around pylons Its squared-off lines stabilizer tip plates gave uniquely saucy appearance eased up starting line acquaintance Cassutt Special 11 #11 began about year ago local airport advisory board staged Airport Appre ciation Day complete air show EAA static display pylon races As luck would have two Cassutts entered races ample time go over inch-by-inch during time static display Racing airplanes hold special fascination air-minded Cassutt racers have gained lot fans along trophies have profile Control Line version sweet little ship 35 has enough aerobatic capability satisfy flierE Larry Kruse 54 Model Aviation Sub-rudders tail add interest sleek racing plane Prototype designed ex-airline pilot Tom Cassutt has history winning races FULL-SIZE PLANS AVAILABLE . SEE PAGE 164 3BELECRAOMLEADIRO EDGE BRUCE It-t11 II --IL VBROI lAGVRSA NEUCRMI PIATF4BALSATOP ROT 9-IEElTNIS [v33][b-1-10-1-10]]II INGPLANi-1 IIICENTER jjDASA RIB VAR TABGEI IMOSAThG 4c T 1TE SPUCE / VIR SAEET BALSA T E TOP N ROTTOM 3A3V MOBIL WIRECONTROL HORN FLAD SaNERBATCH TO CLEAR PUSFIRGE MAIN RIB- BARE 114k 332 NED BALSA & C TAG SHEET Z CENTER MB RAWE 141- 5532 SHOD BALSA 5/32 MW LU -J n 0 Iii -J w GEPSET RUDDER I/A TO THE BOlT AS ARMED PROM REAR OF AIRPLANE DO BALSA -~THl RAL FICeI BOlT SAlE ---FUSELAGE SIDE VIEWTA6BALSA TIP ROSQER ID REOn AR BA NELLCRWR OR BALSAMOCRITING RAtSBALSA FCGELAGE LR[DTSGLO FAIRIND-SEE LA E FROM JAD CENTER C /1 ARC ThO LA LAMNATBAG RANT N EROGIED TO RIME Aos SHOBRNAMBRSROM BIRTHLALSNO DEAR BATTEWS GERBER BIRE-STECER 10 MARS___________________ LAIW GEARIAR MARC IBRE- 0 REOURED 0 23CSB LIII SSL/TTIX 11111 BY TRW INEROTR gained whole new appreciation overall engineering excellence aircraft merged aerodynamic necessity simplicity design fact Cassutt Special II competitive today two-and-one-half decades ago itself testament its designer veracity design opted go profile version Cassutt mainly out necessity old Cessna Ag Wagon Id designed built couple years ago beginning look doggy really needed bolt venerable Fox 35 onto something new Also since fly mostly competi tion Free Flight didnt want spend bunch time plane get out dozen times year fly guys did however want plane capable full Stunt pattern will find Cassutt similar Magician Banshee end line Hopefully Capt Cassutt wont mind taking liberties little racer adding Stunt capabilities Construction notes Since Cassutt conforms precepts profile construction wont go great amount detail put thing together some areas need touched upon wing heart airplane Regard less fuselage constructed profile built-up foam whatever plane will fly well wing built word wise sufficient Ribs can stack-sawn 3/32 balsa two separate stacks Lightening holes lead-out holes should drilled cut out ribs still stacks center-section rib blanks should hard balsa remaining rib blanks can medium stock Prior beginning wing assembly splice up leading edge trailing edge pieces spars trailing edge cap strip 1/16 trailing edge pieces both need doublers splice joint strength Begin construction pinning bottom TE piece over plan gluing ribs place used Goldbergs Jet instead aliphatic resin frequently use put entire wing together less 30 minutes ribs set place glue top TE piece poking pin holes through rib location squirting drop Jet through pin hole Spars next favorite method ensuring warp-free wing pin bottom spar plan setbut dont glue ribs over glue top spar top spar firmly anchored place turn wing over treat bottom spar same fashion Now add LE TE cap strip way getting adequate pressure LE notched rib assembly like cut six 4-in sticks spruce can use popsicle sticks dont want waste wood space vertically equally behind wing spars Use several rubberbands Loop around end vertical stick go around leading edge loop other end rubberband over other end vertical stick Use ruhherhands need order assure adequate pressure LE rib joint before lock place Jet bellcrank assembly support rails center-section sheeting complete basic July 198255 SOFT BALSA AHAB T1PB VA DR slaNG LINES IO SO BALSA LEADIRO EDGE 7 SCRAP FILL ATTACH TO FLAP 3IE OFEET BALSA ELADS FOGB Dirty side profile shows engine tank mount linkage 0 pusnroas 1-uli-span REaps aio aerobatics Muffler good idea wing assembly Stabilizer surfaces flaps both 3/16 balsa Since both have hinged dont choose stock hard termites have rejected soft hinges might pull free under stress Medium weight medium grain best Slot flaps adjoining surfaces hinges fuselage typical profile style cut firm -in stock Youll need lay up fuselage blank good 36-in length balsa use scrap material flesh Out canopy/cockpit Frea Check scrap box remains last kit built Since nose moment relatively long Fox 35 used relatively light may want cut about -in off nose move engine bearers back accordingly youre planning using Enya OS Max some type heavier engine can course compensate adding weight tail need However general rule thumb lighter nearly always better comes model aircraft same reason nose doublers Lite-Ply rather heavier birch plywood both wing fuselage have com pleted may slide wing through wing cut-out fuselage epoxy place Use Sig Epoxolite wing/fuselage fillet flaps can attached permanently using epoxy hold hinges place scoop area left side nose made scrap 3/16 balsa should fitted rather carefully wing leading edge will undergo significant amounts vibration close fit good epoxy joint imperative might want fiberglass area scoop joins wing sake appearance longevity landing gear bent c wire inserted brass tube fitted fuselage wheel pants shown plans add overall appeal aircraft However easily subject pits dings ground handling didnt use prototype held place short wire spurs soldered main LG leg inserted tube buried pant Attach tail surfaces install assorted horns pushrods devises make thing go uppity-up-up downity-down-down rye got quit watching re-runs Magnt/Fcent Men Flying Machines Im writing like use RC-type goodies nylon variety horns devises Theyre easy adjust maintain replace necessary Speaking got em installed take em off can cover dope critter Sand surfaces carefully fill exposed wood surfaces sanding sealer mix talcum powder clear dope elected go silkspan-and-dope routine mostly because hadnt done such long time thought needed practice guess modelers might build Cassutt novice intermediate fliers might have time/skill/money/reason pick theyre mul tiple choice go zooted-up airplane finish sport flying can still some very nice things dope patience Three four coats sealer fuselage tail surfaces should sufficient Sand coat carefully after dries Avoid getting sealer Epoxolite fillets Wet-cover entire ship medium weight silkspan give surfaces five seven coats clear dope after covering dries Allow plenty drying time between coats dope avoid unnecessary runs dope build-up Continue brush spray clear dope sanding carefully between coats 320-400 wet-or-dry paper until surfaces filled overall sheen evident Color coats come next youve done good job preparing surfaces two three coats brushed sprayed should sufficient Tom Cassutts original Special II silver red markings numerals wings black numerals tail Cassutts have built rainbow colors practically color should appropriate Suit yourself respect Flying notes plane should balance ahead CG noted plan Add weight nose necessary although doubt will inexperienced fliers its fine have ship bit nose heavy advanced fliers will want CG right money adjustment make prototype add flat washer under front engine lugs order get ship stay out lines way like during overhead maneuvers Like its full-scale counterpart Cassutt clean maneuverable will reward satisfying flights over long flying season 56 Model Aviation Cheek cowl non-functional terms cooling does help strengthen wing-fuselage joint Note position leadouts Front engine screws have washer beneath engine offse lines tight Fox 35 good reliable engine sport Note location linkage flap actuation Muffler cuts noise helps keep sticky stuff off top plane Author recommends using RC-type hinges elevator because fact can almost completely hidden

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