Spitfire Xiv Pacific Model Airplane
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4-Channel Spitfire MK2 Warbird Airplane Body Kit Frame (Green) $149.95 The Spitfire was the most famous of all the aircraft in WWII. In the entire history of military aviation, there has never been an airplane that could match the Zero for ruggedness and dependability. This Spitfire has been a favorite of R/C modelers for years, and now available as an easy-going replica that is small enough and quiet enough for flying sorties at your local park or sport field! Airplane Kit Version BODY FRAME ONLY (NO ELECTRONICS) Package Include: Airplane Kit English Manual Specification: Wingspan: 870mm (34.5") Length: 720mm (28.5") BODY FRAME ONLY (NO ELECTRONICS) |
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RC Model Airplane #6 $19.95 This pre-painted scale model pilot is design for arf rc planes. It is made out of light plastic material. |
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Spitfire Rc Gas Airplane 60 Almost Ready To Fly (ARF) $399.95 SPITFIRE-60 Almost-Ready-To-Fly Nitro Gas RC Airplane. The most popular Spitfire-60 Airplane. This rc plane is awesome. Engine and Radio are not included Features Functional flaps for smoother landing Pre-Installed retracts operating in the scale manner Scale plastic spinner with aluminum backplate Pre-Painted Fiberglass cowling with 3-D Template Detailed warbird pilot with removable hemlet Painted camouflage color scheme Comes with all hardware and accessories Specifications Wing Span: 63 in / 1600 mm Wing Area: 713 sq in / 46 sq dm Flying Weight: 7.5 lbs / 3400 g Fuselage Length: 52.8 in / 1340 mm Engine Required: 2c 0.61 cu in 4c 0.70 cu in Radio Required: 6 channels, 7 servos |
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Dynam 4 Channel RTF Electric Brushless Spitfire RC Warbird Airplane $129.95 Features Perfect for all levels: Beginners, Middle-level users, or Experienced Pilots RTF: Ready to Fly right out of the box (Everything included and 90% assembled) Easy to construct with pre-installed electronics (motors, servos and speed controllers) Beautiful design and great details: Resembles a real plane Factory-finished with stunning appearances 3D Aerobatic Performance Construction: Lightweight, strong, and crash resistant Easy take off: effortlessly depart from the ground or your hand Powerful Brushless A-22 Motor 25A Brushless ESC 9G High Speed and High Torque Servo Strong wing designed for smooth airflow providing exceptional stability, and great ease to control and fly even in wind conditions Full function 4 Channel compatible transmitter with mixing: Aileron control, Elevator control, Rudder, and Throttle. Durable pre-colored foam fuselage, wings, and tail Battery: High Quality Rechargeable 11.1V 1250mah Li-Polymer Battery for 20 minutes flight time (Upgradeable optional battery for even longer flight time). 90 Minutes auto peak detection charger Specifications Wing Span: 961mm Overall Length: 789mm Wing Area: 13.2dm² Drive System: Brushless A-22 Motor Servo: 9g x 4 pcs Speed Controller: 25A Brushless ESC Battery: 11.1V 1250mAh Li-Polymer Control system: 4 CH FM Transmitter Radio Control Range: 3000 Feet (1000m) Package Contents Dynam Spitfire 4CH Remote Control Plane Brushless Motor ESC LiPo RTF 4CH Transmitter Li-Po Battery 11.1V 1250mAh 2~3 Cells Li-Polymer Balance Battery Charger Adapter Tool Package English User Manual |
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Spitfire MK2 120 - 71" Scale Nitro Gas Radio Remote Control Warbird Airplane $299 BRAND NEW IN BOX kit of the first Spitfires (Mk2s) ARF. This kit is complete and 100% Guaranteed Factory Fresh! This kit is 100% Scale to the real plane. This is a Brand New In Box, nitro gas powered, radio controlled, Almost-Ready-to-Fly 90-108 SPITFIRE Fighter Airplane. It is designed for intermediate or advanced modeler. 6-Channels Fighter Airplane ! Great collection for all fans !!! All-balsa construction keeps the plane lightweight, yet strong. The Spitfire is a real beauty. Anyone who likes the war birds is bound to love this airplane. The kit includes a fiberglass fuselage, and is painted with in a dark brown and gray scheme.. The wings are built up and covered with Solortex cloth covering and painted. All control surfaces have beveled leading edges and the control horn mounts are preinstalled. The leading edge of the wing is pre-shaped. Completely workable flaps are also built into this kit. This kit can be fitted with either fix landing gear or 90 degree rotating retracts. The first "unofficial" Spitfire was a total failure. Its designer, Reginald Mitchell named the first prototype the "Shrew". His original design was a low cranked monoplane with a fixed undercarriage, all metal with an open cockpit and 2 machine guns mounted in the forward fuselage sides and 2 wing mounted machine guns, all synchronised to fire through the propeller arc. Designated the Type 224, it flew for the first time on 19 February 1934 in the hands of Vickers Chief Test Pilot "Mutt" Summers. Originally designed to meet the Air Ministry's demands for a new generation of fighter, the specifications were issued by the Air Ministry in 1931, specification number F7/30 and was designed around the open cockpit twin gunned aircraft of the day. The performance of this aircraft was much lower than anticipated, the cooling system failed on a regular basis. On this basis, Reginald Mitchell's designs were turned down. Mitchell persevered and developed his original plans further by designing the fighter with thinner elliptical wings, a smaller span and a faired cockpit with a perspex cover. This became the Type 300. With a new engine, the Rolls Royce Merlin 27 litre PV-12 and the Air Ministry then issued a contract on 3 January 1935. By March of 1936 the prototype, K5054 completed its ground trials and so was ready to go on its first flight. This prototype cost £14,637 and flew for the first time on 5 March 1936 which lasted just 8 minutes from 1635 hrs from Eastleigh. "Mutt" Summers was the pilot and, when he landed, he told the ground crew of "no problems" and "I don't want anything touched". The first official Spitfire was born. This was derived from the Supermarine S6, (below) which won the Schneider Trophy in 1934. |
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WWII Spitfire MK2 - 71" ARF Nitro Gas R/C Airplane (Radio Control) $399 The Spitfire - A history of the WW2 RAF Fighter BRAND NEW IN BOX kit of the first Spitfires (Mk2s) ARF. This kit is complete and 100% Guaranteed Factory Fresh! This kit is 100% Scale to the real plane. This is a Brand New In Box, nitro gas powered, radio controlled, Almost-Ready-to-Fly 90-108 SPITFIRE Fighter Airplane. It is designed for intermediate or advanced modeler. 6-Channels Fighter Airplane ! Great collection for all fans !!! All-balsa construction keeps the plane lightweight, yet strong. The Spitfire is a real beauty. Anyone who likes the war birds is bound to love this airplane. The kit includes a fiberglass fuselage, and is painted with in a dark brown and gray scheme.. The wings are built up and covered with Solortex cloth covering and painted. All control surfaces have beveled leading edges and the control horn mounts are preinstalled. The leading edge of the wing is pre-shaped. Completely workable flaps are also built into this kit. This kit can be fitted with either fix landing gear or 90 degree rotating retracts. The first "unofficial" Spitfire was a total failure. Its designer, Reginald Mitchell named the first prototype the "Shrew". His original design was a low cranked monoplane with a fixed undercarriage, all metal with an open cockpit and 2 machine guns mounted in the forward fuselage sides and 2 wing mounted machine guns, all synchronised to fire through the propeller arc. Designated the Type 224, it flew for the first time on 19 February 1934 in the hands of Vickers Chief Test Pilot "Mutt" Summers. Originally designed to meet the Air Ministry's demands for a new generation of fighter, the specifications were issued by the Air Ministry in 1931, specification number F7/30 and was designed around the open cockpit twin gunned aircraft of the day. The performance of this aircraft was much lower than anticipated, the cooling system failed on a regular basis. On this basis, Reginald Mitchell's designs were turned down. Mitchell persevered and developed his original plans further by designing the fighter with thinner elliptical wings, a smaller span and a faired cockpit with a perspex cover. This became the Type 300. With a new engine, the Rolls Royce Merlin 27 litre PV-12 and the Air Ministry then issued a contract on 3 January 1935. By March of 1936 the prototype, K5054 completed its ground trials and so was ready to go on its first flight. This prototype cost ?4,637 and flew for the first time on 5 March 1936 which lasted just 8 minutes from 1635 hrs from Eastleigh. "Mutt" Summers was the pilot and, when he landed, he told the ground crew of "no problems" and "I don't want anything touched". The first official Spitfire was born. This was derived from the Supermarine S6, (below) which won the Schne |
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RC Airplane Scale Pilot Model #1 $19.95 This pre-painted scale model pilot is design for arf rc planes. It is made out of light plastic material. |
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Rudder - CMP Spitfire (120) $29 Rudder - CMP Spitfire (120) |
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NitroModels Zero Fighter 52 - 54" Scale Nitro Gas Radio Remote Control Warbird Airplane $99 Japan's Zero Fighter 50 Nitro Gas ARF Model RC Airplane The Mitsubishi A6M5 is a great scale airplane for anyone who likes scale flying. The kit includes a fiberglass fuselage and cowling. The wings are built with balsa material to form internal structure and covered. All covered surfaces are done in solartex cloth covering and then the whole airplane is airbrushed. All control surfaces have beveled leading edges and the control horn mounts are preinstalled. The wing is complete with CA hinges. The leading edge of the wing is pre-shaped. The kit includes full color decals. Wing span: 54 in / 1380mm Wing area: 543 sq in / 35 sq dm Flying weight: 6.1lb / 2800g Fuselage length: 45 in / 1140 mm Engine Required: 2c 0.46 cu in Radio Required: 4 channels,5 servos 4c 0.63 cu in or 5 channels,6 servos Top quality wood construction with fiberglass fuselage Comes with all hardware and accessories The Mitsubishi A6M was a light-weight naval fighter aircraft employed by the Japanese from 1940-45. More widely known by its Navy designation, Type 0 Carrier Fighter, or Zero, the plane gained a legendary reputation. A combination of excellent maneuverability and very long range made it one of the best fighters of its era. The most effective Japanese fighter of World War II was known by many names. To the Imperial Japanese Navy, it was the Type 0 Carrier Fighter, Model 52. To the U.S. Navy pilots who fought it in the skies over the Pacific, it was the "Zeke." And to the American public it was known as the Zero. By whatever name, the Imperial Japanese Navy's Zero fighter was one of the most potent warplanes of World War II and probably the best all-around carrier-based fighter of the early 1940s. The Zero's outstanding performance stemmed primarily from the fact that it weighed only 5,500 to 6,500 pounds fully loaded. For this reason the Zero was extremely maneuverable and had a fast rate of climb. At the time of its appearance in 1940, the Zero fighter has a performance package superior to any other naval aircraft in the world. Speed, range, rate of climb, maneuverability and the ability to operate from aircraft carrier decks combined to forge a seemingly invincible weapon in the hands of the Japanese Navy. In the six months after Pearl Harbor, the Sentais (fighter Groups) equipped with the A6M so dominated the sky that the Imperial Forces had conquered over 12 million square miles. Over 10,000 Rei-sen (Zero) fighters were produced by the Japanese, and it is interesting to note that that the Zero weighted only 50% of the Corsair, one of the reasons being the lack of armor plate protection for |
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Cheap Electric RC Airplane 236 $48.88 236 mini rc airplane is great for pilots of all ages. This remote control plane is designed to be an easy air plane to fly, which makes it great for beginners and those looking for a trainer airplane. RTF (Ready-To-Fly) radio control plane is a full function R/C plane that can go forward, left or right. Made of molded and plastic and foam making it a super tough lightweight airplane. This ducted fan RC airplane also comes with altitude and rotor speed control. Features: Altitude and Rotor Speed Control Ducted Fan Plane Ergonomic 2 CH Remote Control Controller Doubles as a Quick Charger Super Tough Lightweight Airframe Rechargeable Battery All Molded Plastic and Foam Construction Specifications: Length: 28 in. Wingspan: 24 in. Maximum Operating Speed: 30 MPH Maximum Operating Range: 460 ft. Flight Time: 5-6 min. Requires: Controller: 8 AA Batteries (Click one of the links below to see related RC products): Model: RC Airplanes Type: Electric RC Airplanes |
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4-CHANNEL EP-Powered AT-6 Texan RC AIRPLANE Model Kit (Unassembled) $49.95 Features: 4 Channel Remote Control Airplane Full aerobatic characteristics; inside loops, outside loops, axial rolls, inverted flight, knife edge, stall turns, hammerheads, and spins are possible Constructed with Super Tough, lightweight EPO material! Perfect appearance and emulation (Scale appearance, great attention has been given to details) True Classic Trainer of All Time! Decorative Waterslide Decals! Easy to Build & Endless Fun to Fly! Perfect Low-Wing Trainer! Rudder helps steer plane on ground on its scale landing gear for easy take off Shock Resistant Reinforced fuselage and Strong Wings Can Take Off From Ground or Hand Launched Ground Take-Off can be performed easily Huge Wing size, Excellent Flight Performance Super easy and super stable electric powered scale R/C park flyer for beginner or middle-level users Stable inverted flight Super stable for beginner, Super low speed for safety, Super low altitude for fun Fabricated by accurate molds with high fidelity of real airplane Excellent stability and aerobatic capability Detailed Body Structure High roll rate Super low speed for safety, Super low altitude for fun Crash Resistant Construction Easy to Fly, Easy to Control, Super stable for beginner Slow Speed Flying Capable, Good for Beginner Suitable for both beginners and experienced pilots Specifications: Wingspan: 900mm (35.4") Length: 680mm (26.7") Flying Weight: 480g (16.9 oz) Requirements: Drive System: 370 carbon brushed motor Servo: 3X 9g high speed micro servos ESC: 20A speed controller Battery: 9.6V 650mah Ni-MH Control system: 4 CH Multifunctional Radio Transmitter and Receiver Included: Airplane Kit Unassembled Screw Driver 4 Propellers English Manual |
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Zero Fighter 52 - 54" Scale Nitro Gas Remote Control Airplane ARF Balsa Plane $199.95 New Page 1 Japan's Zero Fighter 50 Nitro Gas ARF Model RC Airplane The Mitsubishi A6M5 is a great scale airplane for anyone who likes scale flying. The kit includes a fiberglass fuselage and cowling. The wings are built with balsa material to form internal structure and covered. All covered surfaces are done in solartex cloth covering and then the whole airplane is airbrushed. All control surfaces have beveled leading edges and the control horn mounts are preinstalled. The wing is complete with CA hinges. The leading edge of the wing is pre-shaped. The kit includes full color decals. Wing span: 54 in / 1380mm Wing area: 543 sq in / 35 sq dm Flying weight: 6.1lb / 2800g Fuselage length: 45 in / 1140 mm Engine Required: 2c 0.46 cu in Radio Required: 4 channels,5 servos 4c 0.63 cu in or 5 channels,6 servos Top quality wood construction with fiberglass fuselage Comes with all hardware and accessories The Mitsubishi A6M was a light-weight naval fighter aircraft employed by the Japanese from 1940-45. More widely known by its Navy designation, Type 0 Carrier Fighter, or Zero, the plane gained a legendary reputation. A combination of excellent maneuverability and very long range made it one of the best fighters of its era. The most effective Japanese fighter of World War II was known by many names. To the Imperial Japanese Navy, it was the Type 0 Carrier Fighter, Model 52. To the U.S. Navy pilots who fought it in the skies over the Pacific, it was the "Zeke." And to the American public it was known as the Zero. By whatever name, the Imperial Japanese Navy's Zero fighter was one of the most potent warplanes of World War II and probably the best all-around carrier-based fighter of the early 1940s. The Zero's outstanding performance stemmed primarily from the fact that it weighed only 5,500 to 6,500 pounds fully loaded. For this reason the Zero was extremely maneuverable and had a fast rate of climb. At the time of its appearance in 1940, the Zero fighter has a performance package superior to any other naval aircraft in the world. Speed, range, rate of climb, maneuverability and the ability to operate from aircraft carrier decks combined to forge a seemingly invincible weapon in the hands of the Japanese Navy. In the six months after Pearl Harbor, the Sentais (fighter Groups) equipped with the A6M so dominated the sky that the Imperial Forces had conquered over 12 million square miles. Over 10,000 Rei-sen (Zero) fighters were produced by the Japanese, and it is interesting to note that that the Zero weighted only 50% of the Corsair, one of the reasons being the lack of armor plate |
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Scale RC Airplane Pilot #2 $19.95 This pre-painted scale model pilot is design for arf rc planes. It is made out of light plastic material. |
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Electric RC Plane Yellowbird AirPlane RTF $41.97 The remote control airplane is a package of flying fun. Not only is everything you need included (except AA batteries for the transmitter) but the assembled model is a beautifully docile flyer. It uses twin motors for power and steering. At full power, both motors run at the same speed -- when you input a turn, one of the motors slows down. No moving control surfaces, no trimming; what could be easier? Even people who have never before held a transmitter can fly these planes. Have a blast flying the plane around the park or field. The Airplane is packed with high-tech electronics and engineering innovation yet is quite easy to assemble and to get into the air. The Airplane is a great all-around R/C plane that is fun to use by new flyers as well as experts alike. Rechargeable battery included. Features Motor-driven remote-controlled glider features a shock-resisting plane nose design made by plastic injection molding process. Elegant in appearance and excellent in the ability to resist air crashes. It boasts of thrice-folded wings with a big span ratio, V-shaped tail wings and good performance in glide and circular motion. It can dwell in the air for over 15 minutes. Fly as high as 300 meters or above. (Click one of the links below to see related RC products): Model: RC Airplanes Type: Electric RC Airplanes |
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Red Habciht 2600mm Remote Control Model Airplane Glider ARF $499.95 Habicht ARF Glider Spray painted fiberglass fuselage. Ready covered built-up wings and tails. Available in two color schemes, red & whie or blue & white. Specifcations Wingspan.....................2600mm Weight.........................2900~3100g Lenght.........................1245mm Wing Area....................55 dm2 Wing Loading...............53~56g/dm2 Airfoil..........................Clark Y 61 Modify Radio..........................3~4 Channel 4~6 Servos |
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4-Channel Electric Powered AT-6 Texan (Silver) RC Airplane Model Kit (Unassembled) $49.95 Features: 4 Channel Remote Control Airplane Full aerobatic characteristics; inside loops, outside loops, axial rolls, inverted flight, knife edge, stall turns, hammerheads, and spins are possible Constructed with Super Tough, lightweight EPO material! Perfect appearance and emulation (Scale appearance, great attention has been given to details) True Classic Trainer of All Time! Decorative Waterslide Decals! Easy to Build & Endless Fun to Fly! Perfect Low-Wing Trainer! Rudder helps steer plane on ground on its scale landing gear for easy take off Shock Resistant Reinforced fuselage and Strong Wings Can Take Off From Ground or Hand Launched Ground Take-Off can be performed easily Huge Wing size, Excellent Flight Performance Super easy and super stable electric powered scale R/C park flyer for beginner or middle-level users Stable inverted flight Super stable for beginner, Super low speed for safety, Super low altitude for fun Fabricated by accurate molds with high fidelity of real airplane Excellent stability and aerobatic capability Detailed Body Structure High roll rate Super low speed for safety, Super low altitude for fun Crash Resistant Construction Easy to Fly, Easy to Control, Super stable for beginner Slow Speed Flying Capable, Good for Beginner Suitable for both beginners and experienced pilots Specifications: Wingspan: 900mm (35.4") Length: 680mm (26.7") Flying Weight: 480g (16.9 oz) Requirements: Drive System: 370 carbon brushed motor Servo: 3X 9g high speed micro servos ESC: 20A speed controller Battery: 9.6V 650mah Ni-MH Control system: 4 CH Multifunctional Radio Transmitter and Receiver Included: Airplane Kit Unassembled Screw Driver 4 Propellers English Manual |
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Upgraded Brushless Spitfire 4-Channel Radio Remote Control RC Scale Plane RTF $299.95 The Spitfire was the most famous of all the aircraft in WWII. In the entire history of military aviation, there has never been an airplane that could match the Zero for ruggedness and dependability. This Spitfire has been a favorite of R/C modelers for years, and now available as an easy-going, 100% Ready-to-Fly replica that is small enough and quiet enough for flying sorties at your local park or sport field! RTF (Ready To Fly) Version Specification: Wingspan: 870mm (34.5") Length: 720mm (28.5") Flying Weight: 390g (14 oz) Speed Controller:20A Brushless Electronic speed controller Servo: 3x10g Battery: 11.1V 1000mah 15C LiPo Battery Control system: 4 CH Multifunctional Radio Transmitter and Micro Receiver Control system: 4 CH Multifunctional Radio Transmitter and Micro Receiver Radio Control Range: > 1000 feet (300m) Feature: 4 Channel Full Function Radio Controlled (Aileron, Elevator, Rudder, Throttle) Full aerobatic characteristics; inside loops, outside loops, axial rolls, inverted flight, knife edge, stall turns, hammerheads, and spins are possible The wing and body used in this jet are specially designed to allow high G maneuvers, yet the wing loading is still very low Powerful brush motor makes it possible to fly this plane at high speed in the situations with much wind Excellent stability of nosing up and down Rudder helps steer plane on ground on its scale landing gear for easy take off Ready to Fly in Just Minutes! Super tough, lightweight airframe! Perfect appearance and emulation (Scale appearance, great attention has been given to details) Shock Resistant Reinforced Fuselage and Strong Wings Can Take Off From Ground or Hand Launched Ground Take-Off can be performed easily Excellent Flight Performance Super easy and super stable electric powered scale R/C park flyer for beginner or middle-level users Stable inverted flight Fuselage with pre-installed Electronics, Motor, Servos, and Speed Controller Super stable for beginner, Super low speed for safety, Super low altitude for fun Fabricated by accurate molds with high fidelity of real airplane Excellent stability and aerobatic capability Detailed Body Structure High roll rate Digital Proportional Motor Speed Control Slow Speed Flying Capable, Good for Beginner Suitable for both beginners and experienced pilots Approximately 10-15 minutes flight time on each char |
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Blue Habciht 2600mm Remote Control Model Airplane Glider ARF $399.95 Habicht ARF Glider Spray painted fiberglass fuselage. Ready covered built-up wings and tails. Available in two color schemes, red & whie or blue & white. Specifcations Wingspan.....................2600mm Weight.........................2900~3100g Lenght.........................1245mm Wing Area....................55 dm2 Wing Loading...............53~56g/dm2 Airfoil..........................Clark Y 61 Modify Radio..........................3~4 Channel 4~6 Servos |
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R/C Model Pilot #3 $19.95 These model airplane pilots are designed for CMP's range of ARFs. Total of eight different models which are all pre-painted and no further job is needed! |
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THE BATTLE FOR THE BEACHES
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