The Scheibe SF 28 is a German single-engine, two-seat glider (sailplane) designed for both training and recreational flying. It was introduced in the 1970s by the German aircraft manufacturer Scheibe Aircraft.
As a 2-Seater, the SF28 can be flown from either seat in Condor 3, and also shared by 2 pilots using Multicrew.
The miniLAK FES is a high-performance 13.5m sailplane from the LAK (Lithuanian Aircraft Company) designed for both cross-country flying and competitive gliding. It is an advanced glider that emphasizes lightweight construction, aerodynamics, and performance. This glider features an electric motor for self launching or providing sustained flight when other sources of lift are not available.
The Schempp-Hirth Duo Discus FES is our first FES glider. The FES system is created and manufactured by LZ Design in Slovenia and has proved to be popular with Competition and XC pilots everywhere.
The Schleicher ASW 15 B is a single seater designed in 1968 by Gerhard Waibel and manufactured by Alexander Schleicher GmbH. The ASW 15 has shoulder-mounted wings and an all-flying tailplane.
American pilot Karl Striedieck set world out-and-return distance soaring records three times flying an ASW 15.
The Pilatus B4 started life in Germany wher it was designed by Firma Rheintalwerke G. Basten. Series production was by Pilatus Aircraft in Switzerland and a total of 322 models were produced.
The variant in Condor is the fully aerobatic B4-PC11AF with limits of +7g, -4.7g
Model by Jason Rohr
In 2016, Jonker Sailplanes produced the JS3 Rapture 15m in double quick time so they could fly it in the World Championships. It’s widely thought that had they not had a bad day, that it would have won on it’s first outing.
Since then the 18m version has been introduced and it is considered to be the class of the field.
The Ka6CR is a variant of the Ka6 family which first flew in 1959. Construction was wood and fabric. In the 1960’s Ka6’s set a number of world distance and speed records. It’s easy to fly and still in wide use among clubs.
Model by Wiek Schoenmakers
