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SIG RASCAL 72 EG

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Photos by Hope McCall A popular design gets an electric makeover ANYONE WHO HAS MASTERED A HIGH-WING TRAINER WILL HAVE NO DIFFICULTY HANDLING THE EASY-FLYING AND FORGIVING RASCAL. The classic ever-popular SIG Rascal 40 has gotten a makeover. Renamed the Rascal 72 EG, it now features added enhancements for electric power. The Rascal design originated in the 1950s, and SIG has been producing kits and ARFs in various sizes from small electrics all the way...

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