Aircraft

The Yak-11 was designed as an advanced trainer for use by the Soviet Air Force and came into service in 1947. The pilot and instructor sat in tandem under a long canopy that had separate sliding hoods. Although designed as a trainer, Yak-11s were also used in combat during the Korean War, and more recently, highly modified ones have been used very successfully for air racing. The Steadfast was built from scratch as an out-and-out high-performance single-seat racer in Romania in the early 2000s. It was based on the Yak-3, but essentially it looks the same as a Yak-11, so our model is based on our previous Yak-11 model.

The H-King Yak Steadfast is supplied with a power train that has been developed for pure speed. Using a 6S LiPo pack, the 5020-550KV brushless motor with the supplied 85A ESC and 16x6 prop will give it an incredible turn of speed of over 100 mph. It is very quick, and seeing a model of this impressive size doing fast pylon turns near the ground is a sight to behold. Aerobatics are also a dream to perform, the rolls are very axial, and looping maneuvers are big due to the abundance of power. The only limitations to the aerobatics it will perform are your flying skills.

The XFLY A-10 Thunderbolt II is a small, scale twin-EDF model of the iconic US Air Force close attack fighter that is perfect for flying in smaller areas such as local parks, sports fields, etc. The full-size A-10 Thunderbolt affectionately known as the "Warthog", was mainly used for close air support for ground troops and armored vehicles. It was highly maneuverable due to its large ailerons, was very tough and durable, could take a lot of punishment, and it "pièces de résistance" was the Gatling gun mounted in the nose. The actual airframe was designed around this high-powered 30mm gun, it was one of the most powerful guns ever fitted to a plane and could fire up to an amazing 4,200 rounds per minute.

The XFLY Partenavia P68 is a small, semi-scale twin-engined model that is perfect for flying in small areas such as local parks, sports fields, etc. It has been designed to be extremely easy to fly and assemble, which makes it perfect as an entry-level choice for the novice pilot. The design is based on the full-size Partenavia P68 which is a 6-seater, twin-engined high-wing monoplane that is generally used for light transport and training.

This fantastic-looking XFly 80mm EDF jet is a detailed scale model of a US Airforce T-7A Red Hawk advanced trainer. It is packed full of scale details including molded-in panel lines, simulated antenna, pitot tube, a crystal clear canopy with cockpit detail, missiles, drop tanks, and much more. Scale features include servoless retracts with CNC machined scale, sprung oleos and sequenced gear doors, functional LED nav and landing lights, full-flying horizontal stabs, and operational flaps.

The XFLY Swift 2100 is a versatile electric-powered glider that is quite happy flying fast and doing aerobatics or is equally at home flying slowly and just floating around. To achieve this versatility the XFLY engineers have used CFD (Computer Fluid Dynamics), which has enabled the Swift 2100 to achieve a high lift-to-drag ratio and excellent aerodynamic characteristics. The factory-installed power system includes an efficient 3136-1000KV brushless motor with 40A brushless ESC and drives a 10x6 2-blade folding propeller with metal spinner. This system can be powered by either a 3S, or a 4S LiPo battery to deliver plenty of thrust for fast climbs to soaring altitudes, aerobatics, and general sport flying.

The XFLY Partenavia P68 is a small, semi-scale twin-engined model that is perfect for flying in small areas such as local parks, sports fields, etc. It has been designed to be extremely easy to fly and assemble, which makes it perfect as an entry-level choice for the novice pilot. The design is based on the full-size Partenavia P68 which is a 6-seater, twin-engined high-wing monoplane that is generally used for light transport and training.

The XFLY Eagle Twin is an innovative racing model with twin EDF motors on each wing tip, this is a radical configuration and allows for a large area in the middle of the fuselage for batteries, and other equipment. The included power system gives a power-to-weight ratio of over 1:15 which allows for easy hand-launching and an incredible performance. Top speeds of over 110mph are achievable and a special EDF mixing configuration makes the Eagle capable of performing differential maneuvers including flat spins, inverted flat spins, and other challenging aerobatic maneuvers.

The XFLY Eagle Twin is an innovative racing model with twin EDF motors on each wing tip, this is a radical configuration and allows for a large area in the middle of the fuselage for batteries, and other equipment. The included power system gives a power-to-weight ratio of over 1:15 which allows for easy hand-launching and an incredible performance. Top speeds of over 110mph are achievable and a special EDF mixing configuration makes the Eagle capable of performing differential maneuvers including flat spins, inverted flat spins, and other challenging aerobatic maneuvers.