The legend of the SIG Rascal began with a small rubber-powered free-flight model in the 1950s. The scale-like lines are decidedly from the "Golden Age" of aviation, making the airplane so realistic in appearance, it could be easily mistaken for a full-scale aircraft out of the thirties or post-WWII era.
Adapted for modern radio control, the Rascal's classic good looks and dream-come-true flying characteristics have made it the favourite everyday airplane of thousands of R/C pilots. With...
