Mirage III (oz16812)
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Mirage III. Radio control scale model jet fighter. For IC ducted fan. Wingspan 45 in, wing area 706 sq in. For JHH Turbax I with K&B 6.5 or 7.5 engine. Scale is 1/9.
Discontinued kit from Jet Hangar Hobbies.
For an archived copy of the original listing from the (now defunct) JHH website, see: https://web.archive.org/web/20240423233227...
Quote: "The Jet Hangar International Mirage/Kfir is a five way kit which can be built as one of the following: Mirage III, V, 50, III NG, 2000, Kfir C-1, C-2, or F21A. Though the basic kit is a Mirage III, we offer options for all of the various models.
The delta design is truly a magnificent and stable design. This aircraft has recorded flights up to 180 mph and still, the stable slow speed characteristics of the Mirage/Kfir allow you to grease those perfect landings.
The kit includes plans for both sport (45") and scale (36") built up wings and comes with a 42" foam wing. Any of the three wings will fit the fuselage wing saddle.
Though designed around our TURBAX fan system, this aircraft is capable of utilizing any 5 inch fan system and turbine engines.
Used in the movies Iron Eagle I and Iron Eagle II, the Jet Hangar International Mirage/Kfir received high static at the US Scale Masters Championship in 1981 built up as a Kfir C-2."
Direct submission to Outerzone.
Update 13/6/2026: Added article from Scale RC Modeler, Aug 1978, thanks to JeffGreen.
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(oz16812)
Mirage III
by Larry Wolfe
from Jet Hangar Hobbies
January 1981
45in span
Scale IC R/C LowWing Military Fighter Kit
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all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 29/05/2026
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