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Art Tech YAK 54 (1-YAK54 (NO TX OR RX))
Art Tech YAK 54 (1-YAK54 (NO
TX OR RX))
    Art Tech YAK 54 is truly
    one of the classic, any
    model flying enthusiast
    will enjoy flyling
    amazing Art Tech YAK
    54.The world famous Yak
    54 has lines to die for
    with its big radial
    engine and tail dragger
    configuration the
    designers knew they had a
    classic. The Art Tech
    model retains all of this
    in its latest model but
    takes its performance to
    a new level with over
    sized control surfaces
    giving it excellent slow
    fly stability and control
    and superb aerobatic
    performance. Ready to fly
    with pre-installed
    Servos, Receiver, ESC,
    Motor and
    Battery.Intermediate to
    experienced.
    Manufacturer: Century UK
    Ltd. / Art TechModel: Art
    Tech YAK 54 (1-YAK54 (NO
    TX OR RX))
Availability: In Stock
£107.49
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Great Planes Seawind ARTF (A-GPMA1360)
Great Planes Seawind ARTF
(A-GPMA1360)
    No other R/C seaplane
    looks or flies like the
    sleek and stylish
    Seawind! This sport-scale
    replica of the classic
    homebuilt amphibious
    aircraft will draw
    envious looks from fellow
    modellers, whether
    you're at the flying
    field or the local lake.
    And by substituting
    optional retracts for the
    included fixed landing
    gear, you'll have total
    access to land and water
    with the same plane!
    Features: • Constructed
    with the finest materials
    – quality wood,
    gel-coated fibreglass and
    MonoKote covering •
    Shaped like a speedboat's
    hull, the fuselage
    maintains straight
    tracking while enabling
    the Seawind to accelerate
    quickly onto the step for
    take-off • A
    self-draining auto bailer
    is located on the bottom
    of the fuselage,
    assuring that no water
    pools in the radio
    compartment • A foam
    stand is included for
    holding the model
    securely during assembly
    and starting – it also
    keeps the water rudder up
    off of the
    groundSpecification
    Wingspan: 1805mmLength:
    1410mm (56")IC
    Motor. 60 Two Stroke /.
    70-.90 Four Stroke
    Manufacturer: Great
    Planes Model: Seawind
    ARTF (A-GPMA1360)
Availability: In Stock
£379.99
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RC2055 Lysander Plan
RC2055 Lysander Plan
    To accompany plans in
    Autumn Special 2009 RCM&E
    Designer: Tony Nijhuis
    Specification: Wingspan:
    1676mm / 66" Length:
    1257mm / 49.5" IC
    Engine: 0.48/0.52 IC 4
    Stroke Motor: Electric
    Motor 4-Max Recommended
    Radio: 5 Function AUW
    2720g / 6lbs Scale: 1/9th
    For kit build Pictures of
    this product brought to
    you by RCM&E Magazine
    please click on the logo
    below.
Availability: In Stock
£19.95
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Wattage Beech Staggerwing (A-WATTSTAGG )
Wattage Beech Staggerwing
(A-WATTSTAGG )
    Using a highly detailed,
    all-moulded ABS fuselage
    and factory built wooden
    wings and tail group, the
    Staggerwing manages to
    combine traditional and
    modern
    constructiontechniques
    that result in a light,
    strong model that
    requires very little work
    tocomplete. Supplied with
    a powerful 400 class
    cobalt motor, it
    requires 4channel radio
    with suitable electronic
    speed controller and
    micro servos.
    MANUFACTURER: RipmaxPart
    Number: Wattage Beech
    Staggerwing (A-WATTSTAGG
    )
Availability: In Stock
£49.99
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Archaeopteryx Plan RC2080
Archaeopteryx Plan RC2080
    Archaeopteryx Plan RC2080
    Originally designed and
    built by brothers John
    and Francis Granger
    during the late twenties,
    this aircraft can
    probably best be
    described as a parasol fl
    ying wing plus fuselage,
    without horizontal
    stabiliser. Named
    Archaeopteryx in homage
    to the Westland
    Pterodactyl series,
    which inspired the design
    of this unusual
    aeroplane, the essence
    of this remarkable design
    was to fi nd a machine
    that would be very safe
    to fl y. Using a 32hp
    Bristol Cherub I, the
    30’ (9.1m) span, 616
    lb (279kg) machine was
    anything but overpowered.
    Moreover, lateral and
    pitch control was
    achieved by using
    rotating wingtips acting
    as elevons - a quite
    revolutionary design
    feature at the
    time.DATAFILEName:
    Archaeopteryx Model Type:
    Vintage parasol flying
    wingDesigned by: Dick van
    Mourik Wingspan: 90"
    (2280mm)Fuselage length:
    51" (1300mm) All-up
    weight: 9.75lb
    (4.43kg)Rec'd engine:
    O.S. Gemini
    FT-120/Laser80
Availability: In Stock
£14.99
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