<![CDATA[Help Identifying this 95" P-40]]>I just bought this huge 95" P-40 in Stockton, CA and I cant find any info on it. Closest thing I can find is the Ziroli 94" This one has a Fiberglass fuse, wood wings, Air retracts 6" Spinner DA85 with a 23" Prop 73" to the end of the fuse and 79" to the end of the spinner.

The guy told me it was a Troy Built Models 98" so I was thinking it was an ESM but all the ESM I see are 73" Long 87" Wingspan.

I am trying to find what the CG is and what the heck this thing is. It needs some work but Im excited to fly something this big!

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Thanks

]]>https://www.rcfeed.com/discuss/topic/19/help-identifying-this-95-p-40RSS for NodeTue, 25 Aug 2026 01:43:12 GMTWed, 05 Aug 2026 02:56:17 GMT60<![CDATA[Reply to Help Identifying this 95" P-40 on Thu, 06 Aug 2026 15:23:44 GMT]]>Looks like it might be a Troy Built Models 96" P-40 flying weight around 20lbs and rated for 160mph dives. Not much info on it but it looks sweet!

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