Super Ringmaster instruction sheet

Ringmaster S-1 is a profile fuse.  oZ has lots of good stuff,but not this one.
I think the Super Ringmaster is a full body fuse.
ya can buy a new one here:          

http://www.msmplanes.com/super-ringmaster/

But, your just looking for instructions,
Maybe some one who's built one can help you out.

HHAA, found this in a Google search. Is Gus Ia still around?
https://www.coxengineforum.com/t4642-what-s-that-another-super-ringmaster

I need it for a friend who is building one for the Flyathon. He is tracing parts from an original kit, but it came without instructions.

I found it, but I don't think I can attach it here. I need an email. Send your thanks to Kim for giving me a copy.

Phil

Phil,

Thank you!

sending a PM

Ron

pkrankow wrote:I found it, but I don't think I can attach it here.  I need an email.  Send your thanks to Kim for giving me a copy.

Phil

Phil, would you mind sending a PDF over to those fine folks at Outerzone?

" send it to admin@outerzone.co.uk. ". Then anyone who needs one can get it.

Yo Ron,
If you'd want to make a full-size copy, let me know and I'll lend you the sheet from my kit so you can 'Kinko' it.
Spreading the Happiness Kim

Like RonC I am always amazed that the Brother Hood of The Ring....a Matt Kania* designed and Sterling kitted Ring Master dedicated forum does not have every old variant of the early kits on file

I get it that the specialty RMs from various guys like Pat King or Pat Johnston are not open source except the few they did share...

BUT I would have thought a stickey with "Here is the year, kit, and variations of all the OTC Ringmasters" listing and link to the PDF (if there is one)



*Designs Kitted by Sterling Models Philadelphia, Pa.:
1950 - Designed the worlds most populous Profile Control Line Stunt Model (Ringmaster)
1953-58 - Designed F-51 Mustang, semi scale profile
• Yak-9, semi scale profile
• Ringmaster Jr., Class A-Profile
• Super Ringmaster, Built up Fuselage model
• Baby Ringmaster, Profile model
• Space Kaydet, Fuselage Class A

No pics thus far.. so I thought I'd provide some from the web.. just so others would know what this model looks like.. along with a repro-decal image.

Note; this is a repro-kit.. not the original Sterling one.

I never did like that RM version just cuz full fuselage models are NOT my forte...( if I even had/have a forte)

BUT while it is very fiddly--- I do like that canopy/cockpit....just looks cool to me..... My dad hated it, mostly because he and I ( age 6 or 7) botched the job of getting the plastic sheet to fit

I sent a copy to outerzone, they replied that it will be a few weeks before it gets posted. Volunteer backlog thing.
Phil

It flies much better than the S-1. I'm currently working on a Ringmaster Flash. That's one you don't see often.

Phil, send one to the BOTR forum while you are at it.

Ken Cook wrote:          It flies much better than the S-1. I'm currently working on a Ringmaster Flash. That's one you don't see often.

I'm quite fond of the Ringmaster Sportster. I've heard it doesn't fly all that well unfortunately.

Yo Ron,

Not sure if mentioned this before, but if your friend is still looking for a Super Ringmaster instruction sheet, I have a heavily scavenged kit, given to me years ago.

There are a few parts left with a very brittle instruction sheet. If he (or you) would like it, I'll pack it and wrap it and see what the Post Office charges to send it.

"Trying-desperately-not-to-be-a hoarder" Kim

https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=9091

It is up!
Phil

Ron, the Ringmaster Sportster is a neat plane. My friend Dennis had one which I believe was given to Pat King. Dennis gave quite a few of his nicely built planes to Pat and they were given out as awards at contests. I like the fact the engine was mounted profile in a full body. Like the Ringmaster Flash, it's one of the few variants that doesn't use the Ring tail. Ken