SIG Radio Control Kits
(Kits 21-40)
Active kits shown in BLACK
Discontinued kits shown in RED
Active kits, not in stock, in BLUE
Never Released kits shown in GRAY
NOTE: Clicking on most pics will bring them up, much enlarged, in another window.
It seems that I must put this statement on each page of the website.
I have NO affiliation
with
SIG Manufacturing Co.
I do not have magical access to kits. I do not have a store that sells kits.
I do not have access to, or sell kit parts. I do not create kits.
I do have a website that shows every kit SIG has ever put out.
You are seeing it now.
RC-21
Stits Flutterbug
Designed by: Jack Bales
Wingspan - 45"
Weight - 28 oz.
Radio Required - 3-4 channel
Engine - .09-.15
RC-22
Relic
Designed by: Jack Bales
Wingspan - 45"
Weight - 21 oz.
Radio Required - 3 channel
Engine - .049-.15
RC-23
Zlin Akrobat
Designed by: Maxey Hester
Wingspan - 70"
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .60
The original RC23 Zlin Akrobat building instruction book is available for download in .pdf form - just click the link below to locate and download:
https://wanderings-ds-2.jimdofree.com/sig-rc-kits-plan-sheets-and-instructions/
RC-24
Aero Sportster
Designed by: Maxey Hester
Wingspan - 45"
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .15-.19
RC-25
Aero Bipe
Designed by: Maxey Hester
Wingspan - 34"
Area - 408 SqIn.
Weight - 32 oz.
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .049-.09
The original RC25 Aerobipe plan sheet is available for download in .pdf form - just click the link below to locate and download:
https://wanderings-ds-2.jimdofree.com/sig-rc-kits-plan-sheets-and-instructions/
RC-26
Clipped-wing Cub
Designed by: Maxey Hester
Wingspan - 56"
Wing Area - 557 Sq.In.
Length - 42"
Weight - 4 lbs.
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .19-.35
The original RC26 Clipped-wing Cub instruction book is available for download in .pdf form - just click the link below to locate and download:
https://wanderings-ds-2.jimdofree.com/sig-rc-kits-plan-sheets-and-instructions/
The original RC26 Clipped Wing Cub kit plan sheet, instruction book and decal sheet are available directly through the SIG website:
SIGKP226 Kit plan
SIGIB226 Instruction book
SIGDKM226 Decal sheet
RC-27
Ryan STA Special
1970
Designed by: Maxey Hester
Wingspan - 72"
Radio required - 4-channel
Engine - .60
The original RC27 Ryan STA instruction book is available for download in .pdf form - just click the link below to locate and download:
https://wanderings-ds-2.jimdofree.com/sig-rc-kits-plan-sheets-and-instructions/
RC-28
Mustang 450
1971
Designed by: Hank Pohlmann
Wingspan - 49.5"
Radio - 4 channel
Engine - .40
Did you know?
In the photo of Hank Pohlmann with the two prototype Mustang-450's, above, the red one belongs to Jim Duda. Both are powered by highly
modified K&B .40's. During those days, Hank & Jim were experiencing a lot of engine failures.
At this same time, Steve Pohlmann (Hank's son) had begun his migration to cars and was crewing for his life-long friend, Dave Ray. They used
Klotz oil in their go-kart fuels and Steve discussed this with his father. Hank added the Klotz to his fuel and all the issues ended right there, the rest is history.
That is the story behind why SIG's fuel has Klotz oil in it, and why SIG fuel is red - Klotz is red.
https://sigmfg.com/products/sig-champion-fuel
Dave and his son continue their racing as well.
The original RC28 Mustang-450 plan sheet is available for download in .pdf form - just click the link below to locate and download:
https://wanderings-ds-2.jimdofree.com/sig-rc-kits-plan-sheets-and-instructions/
E-mail, received 7 October 2020 from Steve Pohlmann
We are hoping to submit Dad’s last 450, Jim’s surviving prototype, and the first kit off the production line at SIG to the museum. Their pylon display (at least what was out in the public area) is sorely lacking on any Formula One “golden era” planes. We are hoping to address that. Alas, Dad’s original plane is long gone, but Jason Duda (Jim’s son) was able to track down and reacquire his Dad’s plane. The two planes on the magazine cover (large photo, above) are the two prototypes. Dad valued Jim’s opinion on many things and had him build his plane to test theories, etc. Third pic is Jim holding Dad’s final 450 – the one now in my collection. Hopefully, both of these planes are bound for the AMA museum. You have our permission to add these photos to your website.
Steve Pohlmann Jason Duda
I would like to add that I have the original 5 photos, above - should anyone want the full-size originals.
RC-29-1
Komet
1971
Designed by: Maxey Hester
Wingspan - 67"
Weight - 7 lbs.
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .45-.60
Shown is the Komet with balsa wing sheeting - officially kit # RC29-1.
There's a rather nice "build" thread on RCG, located at: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1542127
Komet by Dave Carroll
Click this link (below) to obtain a pdf print of the original plans for the RC-29 Komet.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xkbyw596hnpybob/sigrc29-Komet%20Plan%20PDF%20print.pdf?dl=0
RC-29-2
Komet
1971
Designed by: Maxey Hester
Wingspan - 67"
Weight - 7 lbs.
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .45-.60
This is the Komet with ply wing sheeting - officially kit # RC-29-2.
There's a nice build thread of this particular plane on RCG, located at:
RC-30
Citabria
1972
Designed by: Maxey Hester
Wingspan - 69"
Wing Area - 740 Sq.In.
Length - 47"
Weight - 7 lbs.
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - 2 stroke - .35-.50
4 stroke - .45-.61
The original RC30 Citabria instruction book is available for download in .pdf form - just click the link below to locate and download:
https://wanderings-ds-2.jimdofree.com/sig-rc-kits-plan-sheets-and-instructions/
There's a good build thread on RCU located at: http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/kit-building-121/9340636-sig-citabria-build.html
The original RC30 Citabria kit plan sheet, instruction book and decal sheet are available directly through the SIG website:
SIGKP230 Kit plan
https://sigmfg.com/collections/sig-r-c-kit-parts/products/sig-citabria-kit-parts?variant=46139337417
SIGIB230 Instruction book
https://sigmfg.com/collections/sig-r-c-kit-parts/products/sig-citabria-kit-parts?variant=46139337353
SIGDKM230A Decal sheet
https://sigmfg.com/collections/sig-r-c-kit-parts/products/sig-citabria-kit-parts?variant=46139337289
RC-31
Kadet
1972 (Original)
Designed by: Claude McCullough
Wingspan - 57"
Wing Area - 635 Sq.In.
Length - 42"
Weight - 4 lbs.
Radio Required - 3 channel
Engine - .15-.29
Original Kadet box graphic.
Note the name and recommended engine ratings,
and compare to the SIGRC51 Kadet Mk-I box.
Inside - showing original plastic wingtips.
NOTE: The instruction booklet for RC-51 also works just fine for this plane.
The original RC31 Kadet full-size windshield pattern, 3 full plan sheets and instruction book are available for download in .pdf form - just click the link below to locate and download:
https://wanderings-ds-2.jimdofree.com/sig-rc-kits-plan-sheets-and-instructions/
RC-32
Kommander
1973
Designed by: Claude McCullough
Wingspan - 62"
Length - 44"
Weight - 5.5 lbs
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .40-.50
RC-32
Kommander Mk-II
(1978)
Designed by: Claude McCullough
Wingspan - 62"
Length - 44"
Weight - 5.5 lbs
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .40-.50
The original RC32 Komander Mk-II instruction book (in 3 parts, thanks to RCUniverse ID "Big Stikflyer"), plan sheet and an amendment to the plans sheet (thanks to Dave Z) and foam wing core sizing map (thanks to RCU member "bbrowncods") are available for download in .pdf form - just click the link below to locate and download:
https://wanderings-ds-2.jimdofree.com/sig-rc-kits-plan-sheets-and-instructions/
RCU member "bbrowncods" has done a lot of work in providing full measurements of the foam wing core for the Kommander. With his
permission, I've included his entire entry, unchanged: I might add that Eureka Aircraft now carries the part, #W0790, $35.00
I just sent Eureka Aircraft the details they requested to make a set of foam cores. I attached a PDF of the fuselage plans that includes the wing
profile. Also the measurements of the cores. I'll include them here for info of anyone that needs them.
30"=Span of one panel
12.5"=Root Cord (11.0 foam + 0.25LE + 0.25TE + 1.0 aileron)
8.25"=Tip Cord (6.75 foam + 0.25LE + 0.25TE + 1.0 aileron)
+1.5"=Sweep Back
1.7"=Profile at Thickest Point (includes 1/16 top sheeting and 1/16 bottom sheeting)
0.25"=Thickness of LE material
1.25"=Thickness of TE material (includes 0.25" TE + 1.0" Aileron)
1/8"=Washout at tip
RC-33
Liberty Sport
1973
Designed by: Dick Graham
Wingspan - 57"
Length - 45"
Radio - 4-ch
Engine - .45-.60
Liberty Sport box from 1987
Note: The original RC-33 Instruction booklet (which is too large to include on this website) is no longer available in .pdf form directly through the SIG website. However, I have the .pdf file stored in dropbox.com and you can download a copy directly by clicking on the link below:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/70yj4zdu68fzs7h/SIGRC33-libertysport.pdf?dl=0
Once there, on the upper right side of the page should be 3 dots. Click on the dots and choose "download". Should you have any problems at all, e-mail me and I can send the link directly.
The original RC33 Liberty Sport plan sheet (3 sheets, you'll need them all) is available for download in .pdf form - just click the link below to locate and download:
https://wanderings-ds-2.jimdofree.com/sig-rc-kits-plan-sheets-and-instructions/
RC-34
Skybolt
1975
Designed by: Claude McCullough
Wingspan - 51"
Length - 42.2"
Area - 790 Sq.In.
Weight - 6.5 lbs.
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .45-.60
RC-35
Kougar
1975
Designed by: Claude McCullough
Wingspan - 50"
Wing Area - 540 Sq.In.
Length - 47"
Weight - 5.5-6 lbs.
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .40-.60
Just to show what a Kougar CAN become - here's double-vision.
And a beautiful, modern example with a pair of HB-40 PDP's by Corey Luth.
RC-35
Kougar Mk-II
1979
Designed by: Claude McCullough
Wingspan - 50"
Wing Area - 540 Sq.In.
Length - 47"
Weight - 5.5-6 lbs.
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .40-.60
The original RC35 Kougar Mk-II instruction book and several decal sheets are available directly through the SIG website:
SIGIB235 Instruction book
SIGDKM235AB Decal sheet (Stars & bars)
SIGDKM235AC Decal sheet (Black Letters)
SIGDKM235B Decal sheet (Team w/layout pattern)
SIGDKM235C Decal sheet (Team insignia w/layout pattern)
RC-36
Klipper
1975
Designed by: Claude McCullough
Wingspan - 45"
Area - 290 Sq.In.
Radio - 2-3 channel
Engine - .09-.15
Note: The original RC-36 Instruction booklet (which is too large to include on this website) is no
longer available in .pdf form directly through the SIG website. However, I have the .pdf file stored in dropbox.com
and you can download a copy directly by clicking on the link below:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/p1irhuc5pk5libj/SIGRC36-klipper.pdf?dl=0
Once there, on the upper right side of the page should be 3 dots. Click on the dots and choose "download". Should you have any problems at all, e-mail me and I can send the link directly.
RC-37
Super Sport
1975
Designed by: Mike Gretz
Wingspan - 45"
Area - 290 SqIn.
Engine - .09-.15
RC-38
Smith Miniplane
1976
Designed by: Mike Gretz
Wingspan - 44"
Wing Area - 650 Sq.In.
Length - 40.38"
Weight - 5.25 lbs.
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .40-.45
The original RC38 Smith Miniplane kit plan sheet, instruction book and decal sheet are available directly through the SIG website:
SIGKP238 Kit plan
SIGIB238 Instruction book
SIGDKM238 Decal sheet
RC-39
Kavalier
1977
Designed by: Claude McCullough
Wingspan - 55.5"
Wing Area - 575 Sq.In.
Length - 45.75"
Weight - 5.5-6 lbs.
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .29-.40
The original RC39 Kavalier kit plan sheet and instruction book are available directly through the SIG website:
SIGKP239 Kit plan
https://sigmfg.com/collections/sig-r-c-kit-parts/products/sig-kavalier-kit-parts?variant=45917806665
SIGIB239 Instruction book
https://sigmfg.com/collections/sig-r-c-kit-parts/products/sig-kavalier-kit-parts?variant=45917806601
RC-40
Doubler-II
1977
Designed by: Brad Shepherd
Wingspan - 36"
Area - 315 Sq.In.
Radio Required - 4 channel
Engine - .15
Note: The original RC-40 Instruction booklet (which is too large to include on this website) is no longer available in .pdf form directly through the SIG website. However, I have the .pdf file stored in dropbox.com and you can download a copy directly by clicking on the link below:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yhcjkc1edn07guy/SIGRC40-doublerii.pdf?dl=0
Once there, on the upper right side of the page should be 3 dots. Click on the dots and choose
"download". Should you have any problems at all, e-mail me and I can send the link directly.
