25" Ringmaster

[quote="batjac"]I'm flying my 24" Baby Ringmaster with a Bee engine on it and it will do the full Beginner's pattern (too bad I can't). So a TeeDee on a 25" wingspan should be awesome. /quote]

Thanks!

Art,
Here is the website of the kit that you may have?
https://willynillies.com/shop/ols/products/jr-skylark-250-beta-kit-pre-order-now-limited-quantities-available-shipping-3rd-week-of-december

Willy Nillies suggests for power is:
Cox Baby Bee, Golden Bee, Black Widow or TD .049 glow engines and prop

Also, here is the link to the RC Group website where the owner (Doug) of Willy Nillies posts information on the kit.
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?3541117-1-2a-Ringmaster-by-WillyNillies-com

Years ago, I had a Sterling kit of the 1/2A Ring Master (21 inch wing span) and it flew well with a Cox Baby Bee.
It flew on very short U-control lines (25 feet) and learned how to flight it first before doing stunts with it.

I did learn on other planes to fly U-control first, like the Lil' Wizard, Lil Satin, Jumpin' Bean to name a few.

Later on, I (my dad) changed it from the Baby Bee to a Black Widow and started to do stunts with the plane.

From there I moved up to the bigger U-control planes with Fox and McCoy stunt engines. Engines I still have to this day.

My Refurbished McCoy 35 stunt engine (my dad bought for me at the age of 15), that I rebuilt and encased -- for my dad (RIP)