Tiger 2 (oz12821)
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Tiger 2. Radio control sport model. Wingspan 61 in, wing area 580 sq in. For .35 to .46 2-cycle or .40 to .50 4-cycle engines.
Discontinued kit from Carl Goldberg Models.
Quote: "The TIGER 2 is a new breed of cat - one that has evolved from what many of you knew as the Sky Tiger (oz10303). This 90's generation aircraft has what it takes to be a good first, low-wing subject, as well as a reliable sport plane. The construction is true-to-form Goldberg, a standard of the industry, engineered for the novice builder with 'top gun' performance in his sights. The sure-footed tracking of the take-offs and landings will make your airborne transitions as graceful as the maneuvers in between. And speaking of maneuvers, the TIGER 2 does them all: super smooth loops, four-points, on-a-wire axial rolls and ...oooh... inverted flight. So, let's get going! But before you lose yourself in the joys of building, do a read-through of these instructions and look at the plans. We're sure that you will find building and flying the TIGER 2 absolutely Grrrrrrrreat!"
Note this is a modern redrawn plan in PDFvector format.
Note this redrawn plan is complete, in a way that the kit plan never was. The kit plan did not show all parts and tools/jigs etc.
Direct submission to Outerzone.
Quote: " I managed to buy a partial Tiger 2 kit with the plans, so I was able to duplicate the 'Tools'"
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(oz12821)
Tiger 2
by Dave Patrick
from Carl Goldberg (ref:K-66)
1993
61in span
IC R/C LowWing
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 11/02/2021
Filesize: 836KB
Format: • PDFvector • CADfile
Credit*: AlanSinclair
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Dear Outerzone Administrators, Thank you so much for curating and maintaining this fabulous repository of all the classic and old school RC-airplane plans and articles. I hope your eagerness and motivation will continue to keep this website around for years to come!I would like to offer to share on your site, photos of my built Goldberg Tiger 2 [pics 004-007]. My admiration of RC-airplanes are the classic looking sport and pattern airplanes of the 1980s and 1990s. I built this last year from a kit that I was lucky to buy from someone in the US and it continues to be a fun and smooth flying airplane. Obviously, I made some modifications, the most obvious is the conversion to a tail-dragger (conventional) landing gear setup. Not so obvious are the slight enlargement of the rudder and a very reduced dihedral. The spirit of it being, that I wanted it to resemble a 1980s/90s pattern aerobatic airplane you would back in the days of glow engine fun-fly gatherings. It does some pattern aerobatics quite well and I think it looks sharp, for a boxy fuselage airplane.
Have a wonderful spring and keep on flying! Best Regards, from Montreal,
Ian San Agustin - 08/03/2021
What engine? I see 2T engine, but CC? I love Glow engines! Thanks,
Julien Vermeire - 09/03/2021
The engine installed is an OS 0.46 AXII engine (7.5cc), with a 12x4 propeller.
Ian San Agustin - 10/03/2021
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- Tiger 2 (oz12821)
- Plan File Filesize: 836KB Filename: Tiger_2_oz12821.pdf
- Supplement Filesize: 4157KB Filename: Tiger_2_oz12821_instructions.pdf
- CAD Zip Filesize: 377KB Filename: Tiger_2_oz12821_cad.zip
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