Hi everyone!
I've decided that the Biplane Forum is the best place to post a build thread for the Timber Tiger ST-L kit I am just about to start. I know the folks here, and between the airplane's open cockpits and all the streamlined wires, I have been granted the title of "honorary biplane" by a few friends I have here.
I will be keeping my official build log using the EAA website. Here is the link: https://eaabuilderslog.org/?s=Ryan_ST_Replica
For those not familiar with this project, the plane is the Timber Tiger ST-L which is a 95% scale modernized version of the Ryan ST series aircraft including the ST, ST-A, PT-16, PT-20, and PT-20A.
I have been involved the development of this kit for about 6 years now helping primarily with the associated CAD work, design for manufacture, design for assembly, and tooling.
Last year I had the pleasure of flying the aircraft to AirVenture with stops at Poplar Grove and Broadhead. I'll be bringing the plane back to Oshkosh again this year! It will be tied down in the kit planes manufacturers area.
Glenn
I've decided that the Biplane Forum is the best place to post a build thread for the Timber Tiger ST-L kit I am just about to start. I know the folks here, and between the airplane's open cockpits and all the streamlined wires, I have been granted the title of "honorary biplane" by a few friends I have here.
I will be keeping my official build log using the EAA website. Here is the link: https://eaabuilderslog.org/?s=Ryan_ST_Replica
For those not familiar with this project, the plane is the Timber Tiger ST-L which is a 95% scale modernized version of the Ryan ST series aircraft including the ST, ST-A, PT-16, PT-20, and PT-20A.
I have been involved the development of this kit for about 6 years now helping primarily with the associated CAD work, design for manufacture, design for assembly, and tooling.
Last year I had the pleasure of flying the aircraft to AirVenture with stops at Poplar Grove and Broadhead. I'll be bringing the plane back to Oshkosh again this year! It will be tied down in the kit planes manufacturers area.
Glenn
