Overview

The original Panther was designed in 1939 by Walter Schutz as a free flight with a 46" wingspan and an ignition engine. The Panther was unique for it's time with a low wing rather than the more traditional high wing cabin type model. In 1939 it was kitted by the Peerless Model aeroplane company and became known as the Peerless Panther. The BMJR Panther is true to the original plan with the only changes to accommodate laser cutting technology and RC for SAM 1/2A and Electric Texaco competition. With a speed control it can be flown in Texaco limited motor run event, or as a relaxed sport model. The BMJR Texaco Panther has a wing span of 46"with area of 299 sq. in. Our finished flying weight is 19.8oz. ready to fly giving it a wing loading of 9.3 oz per ft.

Features

• Laser Cut Parts
• Full Size Plans
• Photo Illustrated Instructions
• Complete Hardware Kit.

Specifications

• Wing Span: 46"
• Wing Area: 299 sq. in.