Kit build instructions: English language, thanks to Dries also in German.ĭid we get something wrong with these details about this plan (especially the datafile)? Update : Added decals zipfile, thanks to Patrick Urbain. Update : added two sets of build instructions in German, for Kit Nos. Update : added kit review from Radio Modeller, February 1969, thanks to RFJ. He who wishes to reduce the flying weight still more, may omit the colour finish and replace it by coloured tissue paper." In order to achieve such a low weight, the QUICKIE KIT contains selected balsa wood.
Phil Kraft aimed for a particularly low flying weight in order to gain ample power reserve for stunting. The fuselage provides ample room for the installation of GRAUPNER/GRUNDIG proportional R/C equipment DIGITAL TX 14/RX 14 with DIGIMATIC R control servos. The aerodynamic configuration of the model was tailored to the new stunt schedule. As a result KWIK FLY MK 3 is a fully developed and matured model design, which is bound to satisfy even the highest demands. The design was thoroughly tested under a variety of weather conditions and was given the 'full treatment'. Its name - KWIK FLY MK 3 - indicates that this is the third bird of the family. The development of this model lasted several years. On this occasion, as on many others - such as the '67 Nats in the USA - it gave a splendid account of its superior performance and won. Quote: "The aerobatic multi-channel R/C model KWIK FLY MK 3, designed by Phil Kraft, USA, is the winner of the '67 World Championship Contest in Corsica.
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