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Originally Posted by Xavier
I loved my Tiger back in 1998 and I learned a lot with it (the yellow one below). I regreted selling it. Last year, I found a used one and installed the same motor I was using 20 years ago. It flew as well I remember. Almost as easy to fly as the Eagle trainer of the same manufacturer but better at rolls and inverted flying. Knife edge is not great because of the small fuse so it has to be done at high speed.
It's more gentle than the full aerobatic airplanes obviously thanks to the big wing and load wing loading.
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Thank you for your comments Xavier.... if I'm not mistaken, that looks like a Tiger 1 (aka Sky Tiger)? Beautiful airplane, I hope it is still flying well. Thank you as well for your comments on its limitations to knife edge attitude. If I can keep it steady for a few seconds to do a 4-point roll, I will be happy. Cheers!