Playboy Senior (oz7836)

 

Playboy Senior (oz7836) by Joe Elgin, Tom Hunt - plan thumbnail

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Playboy Senior. The Playboy was originally designed in 1940 by Joe Elgin, this is a much later electric-powered RC version, for geared Astro Cobalt motor. 71in span, 630 sq in wing area. Target weight 35oz.

Quote: "First place Class B Old Timer, Second place Class A Old Timer at 1996 AMA/NEAC Electric Nationals."

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Playboy Senior (oz7836) by Joe Elgin, Tom Hunt - model pic

Datafile:
  • (oz7836)
    Playboy Senior
    by Joe Elgin, Tom Hunt
    71in span
    Electric R/C Pylon
    clean :)
    all formers complete :)
  • Submitted: 20/06/2016
    Filesize: 842KB
    Format: • PDFbitmap
    Credit*: JJ
    Downloads: 2562

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User comments

Hi Steve and Mary, I have some photos of the Playboy Senior oz7836 [003-007]. I saw the red one in Ocalla, Florida in 2014 and decided I had to build one. I finally did and completed the white/beige one, and flew it today off the frozen lake at our home. Great Oldtimer that I have always loved.
mjb - 27/02/2018
Photo of the Playboy Senior [main pic].
Tom Ryan - 25/11/2024
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