The Aerospatiale-Potez-Fouga CM170 Magister is a subsonic jet aircraft designed in France in the early 1950s, and initially intended for training military pilots. Recognizable by its rear “V” (called “butterfly”) tail, it has been manufactured in a thousand copies and used by around twenty countries. Many examples are still in service at the beginning of the 21st century.

Thanks to its capabilities, the Fouga Magister was adopted as an aerobatic aircraft for several acrobatic patrols, including the famous Patrouille de France which used it for 16 years (from 1964 to September 16, 1980).

RBC jets are made for standard combos (motor + EDF) available on our website.

Technical specifications

• All formers and ribs CNC cut
• Unique tab lock design
• Removable wings for easy tranportation and storage

Features

Includes 

• Fouga Magister Jet (to be assemble)
• AUTOCAD plans with all parts shown
• Vacuumformed canopy, nose cone
• Exhaust ducting,
• PVC outlet tube (to roll)
• Illustrated instructions manual (downloadable here)

Requires