The Little Bogie is a small model designed to bring back that nostalgic feeling of yesteryear, in a small field electric package. Taking inspiration from many different free flight planes of the past, Mountain Models developed the 36 inch Little Bogie, which resulted in a super lightweight, nostalgic, and relaxingly smooth flying plane.

The Little Bogie was designed using a state of the art 3D CAD package, to allow for exceptional interlocking parts design and fit. 3D design also allows for clearer assembly images, without having to use photos.

The Little Bogie is built from self-jigging interlocking laser cut balsa and plywood parts. It's like a 3D jigsaw puzzle with instructions. Although not needed for building, full size plans are included for reference. If the instructions are read before hand and followed during the build, the Little Bogie can be built up and ready to fly in only a few evenings.

Download the: Little Bogie build manual and read the RC Groups discussion thread.

Specifications: Wingspan: 36 in Length: 19.4 in. Wing Area: 164 sq in Weight: 4.2 to 4.5 oz Ready To Fly Loading: 3.7 to 4.0 oz/sq ft Controls: 3 - rudder, elevator, throttle Power: D1800-2000 or similar outrunner Battery: 2S 250mAh to 2s 400mAh Kit Contents: Laser cut balsa and plywood Complete hardware and wheels Full size plans

Items Needed to Complete: 1 roll lightweight covering (SoLite or similar) Thin or thick CA 5 minute epoxy 4 channel micro receiver (e.g. Corona RS410II 2 ea. Blue Arrow 3.6g servos or similar (Rudder, Elevator) Motor: Hextronic D1800-2000 or similar outrunner ESC: 6A Bl ESC Battery: Hyperion G3 320mAh 2S

A number of options for Mountain Models Little Bogie may be purchased at discounted prices. Selecting an option will add its price to the total for the kit.

The Molt Models Tyro is the ideal park-flyer trainer, designed with a classic look; reminiscent of the glow-engine powered trainers most are familiar with. Tyro's flexible design allows for a wide variety of power systems, radio gear, and even cameras for aerial photography. This means Tyro can be built to suit almost any type of flying, from smooth scale take-offs and realistic looking manoeuvers, to extreme-vertical crowd pleasers!

Ready to fly weight ranges from 12.0 - 14.5 oz and a wing area of 248 sq. in., provide extremely light wing loadings of 7.0 - 8.4. This means you have a trainer that will fly at crawl like speeds, giving a novice flyer time to relax and think while flying. Some might worry Tyro's low flying weight means it is not a robust airframe. This could not be any further from the truth, as Tyro utilizes a completely interlocking box fuselage design. The wing is also quite strong, as it consists of an interlocking "I-beam" spar, trailing edge, and leading edge. These features enhance crash survivability and get you back out and flying as soon as possible.

Link to discussion and build thread on RC Groups.

Specifications: Wingspan: 36.25 in Length: 29.5 in Wing Area: 248 sq in Flying Weight: 12 to 15 oz Wing Loading: 7.9 to 8.3 oz/sq ft Controls: 4-5 (Rudder, Elevator, Ailerons (2 servos), Throttle, (optional Flaperons with TX mixing) Power: 300 to 350 sized brushed or brushless motor Piloting: makes a good aileron trainer Building: could be a first balsa kit Kit Contents: Laser cut balsa and plywood Landing gear wire (bending drawing supplied) Steerable nose gear 1½ DuBro Wheels Micro pushrod set Micro servo connections Nylon wing bolt Hatch magnets Misc hardware

Items Needed to Complete: 1 roll lightweight covering (SoLite or similar) Optional: Extra covering or trim sheets for detail work as desired for finish Thin and thick CA Micro receiver, 4 ch. minimum 4 ea. GWS Pico/Naro servos or equivenent (rudder, elevator, 2 ailerons) Servo Y-Extension for aileron servos (or 5ch RX, and TX capable of running 2 aileron servos) Brushed Power System: GWS EPS350 "C" ratio Micro brushed ESC, 10A minimum 2S LiPo battery, 600mAh minimum capacity Brushless Power System 1 (60W): Scorpion 2205-40 or similar outrunner motor 12A brushless ESC 2S LiPo Battery (from 800 to 2050 mAh) Brushless Power System 2 (100W): Scorpion 2208-34 or similar outrunner motor 12A brushless ESC 3S LiPo Battery (from 800 to 2050 mAh)

Download the build manual, landing gear bending plan.

Link to discussion and build thread on RC Groups.

A number of options for Molt Models Tyro (E-Trainer) Kit may be purchased at discounted prices. Selecting an option will add its price to the total for the kit.

SoLite is ideal for covering.

The Boomer EX2 Discus Launch Flying Wing glider was designed by Mike Baker and ia manufactured by Mountain Models. It has an EPP leading edge for durability and EPS for the rest of the wing for light weight. The Boomer requires 2 microservos, a micro receiver such as the Corona RS410, and a flat 4 cell NiMH battery.

Download the: Boomer build manual and read the RC Groups discussion thread.

Specifications: Wingspan: 33.5 in Wing Area: 318.25 sq in Weight: 5.5 to 6.5 oz Ready To Fly Loading: 2.5 to 3.0 oz/sq ft Controls: 2 - elevons Battery: small flat 4 cell NiMH Kit Contents: CNC cut Foam cores (EPP leading edge, EPS aft wing, pre-joined) Laser cut balsa and plywood Carbon Fiber Parts Control housings and rods Packing tape for covering

Items Needed to Complete: Spray Adhesive (3M77) 5 minute epoxy Thin CA 2+ ch transmitter (elevon mixing needed) 2 Servos (GWS Pico, HS-55, or similar) Micro Receiver (e.g. Corona RS410) RX Battery (4 cell 370mAh NiMH or smaller) Tools Needed: Hobby knife and blades Sandpaper

A number of options for Boomer may be purchased at discounted prices. Selecting an option will add its price to the total for the kit.

The P-38 is a twin motor, GWS IPS S1 powered parkflyer designed by Mike Molt. While the construction is not suited for your first balsa build, the laser cut, interlocking parts make assembling this kit straightforward.

The kit comes with everything you need to complete the airframe including Sullivan pushrods, DuBro wheels, and micro servo connectors. You will need Solite covering or an equivalent lightweight covering.

To fly your P-38, you will need two GWS IPS-S1 motors (with three-blade propellers), three submicro servos (Supertec Picos recommended), an ESC rated for at least 10 amps, and a micro receiver with at least four channels. Alternative brushless power uses a 12mm inrunner motor with a S1 gearbox.

Link to build thread on RC Groups.

Specifications: Wingspan: 38 in Length: 26 in. Wing Area: 216 sq in Flying Weight: 10 - 12 oz Loading: 6.67 - 8.0 oz/sq ft Power: Brushed or Brushless power systems. Piloting: Intermediate Skill Building: "Has built a few planes before" NOT for BEGINNERS Kit Contents: Laser cut balsa and plywood Formed plastics including canopy, spinners, and scoops. Fixed landing gear wire DuBro wheels Sullivan Pushrod housings and flex cable Micro Servo Connectors (6) Misc Hardware

Items Needed to Complete: 1 roll lightweight covering (SoLite or similar) Extra covering or trim sheets for detail work as needed for finish Paint for plastic parts Thin and thick CA 5 Minute Epoxy 4 channel micro receiver (e.g. Corona RS410II 3 ea. GWS Pico/Naro, or similar (Rudder, Elevator, Ailerons) 2 ea. 12 in. servo extensions Power wiring (motors to ESC(s) and ESC(s) to battery) Brushed Power System: GWS IPS-S1 motor/gearbox 10A micro brushed ESC 2S 1200 mAh LiPo battery Brushless Power System: Blue Arrow BL-1230 Feigao IPS-S1 Gearbox LiPo Battery (1200 mAh)

Download the build manual.

Here's a video of the P-38 flying.

Link to build thread on RC Groups.

A number of options for Molt Models P-38 Kit may be purchased at discounted prices. Selecting an option will add its price to the total for the kit.

Brushed Motor Pack: 2 x GWS IPS DX2 S1 motor/gearbox, Blue Arrow 10A ESC, pair of GWS 8x4 3 blade handed props

Brushless Motor Pack: 2 x Blue Arrow BL-1230 4100Kv 12mm motor, 2 x Feigao S1 gearbox, 2 x 6A ESC, pair of GWS 8x4 3 blade handed props