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The Dancing Wings Hobby S.E.5A is a detailed scale model of the famous World War 1 biplane fighter. The kit comes almost ready to fly and is constructed in balsa for a strong, lightweight, authentic structure. A lot of scale detail is supplied including, scale exhausts, scale wheels, and a dummy machine gun, plus a full accessory kit is also supplied which includes all the necessary hardware including scale rigging to complete the kit.

Questa terza versione del Durafly DH 100 Vampire segue i suoi predecessori per offrire una versione fantastica e ancora migliore di questo popolare jet EDF. Abbiamo aggiunto molti altri miglioramenti per rendere il migliore ancora migliore. Questi nuovi miglioramenti includono: ulteriori rinforzi in fibra di carbonio, montanti del carrello di atterraggio semplificati e più leggeri, condotti e tubi di spinta migliorati per aumentare le prestazioni, muso in plastica per una maggiore protezione e carenature in plastica per il montaggio del retrattile.

Il modello è realizzato in robusta schiuma EPO, secondo i consueti standard elevati che ci si aspetta da questa gamma di aeroplani RC. Come con la maggior parte degli altri modelli Durafly, arriva "Plug N Fly". Ciò significa che viene fornito con una cellula facile da montare, un potente motore brushless 3719-770KV preinstallato, Aerostar 40A ESC e 4 servi digitali 9g preinstallati. È incluso un foglio di decalcomanie in vinile, questi dovranno essere applicati durante il processo di costruzione, questo ti dà la possibilità di utilizzare la finitura argento come base per creare la tua combinazione di colori. Una volta assemblato il modello, tutto ciò che serve è la scelta di un ricevitore a 4 canali o più e una batteria LiPo da 2200mAh 4S (14,8V).

This third version of the Durafly DH 100 Vampire follows on from its predecessors to deliver a fantastic even better version of this popular EDF jet. We have added many more improvements so that the best has got even better. These new improvements include, additional carbon-fiber reinforcement, simplified and lighter landing gear struts, improved ducting and thrust pipe for increased performance, plastic nose for added protection, and plastic retract mount fairings.

This version of the Vampire DH100 is finished in a Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) color scheme, this scheme was selected for its history and its orientation when flying. The RCAF obtained their Vampires in late 1948, and being their Air Force's first-ever jet fighter, they were an instant hit with the RCAF aircrew and pilots. The Vampire had an outstanding performance and graceful lines, this Durafly version captures these attributes beautifully.

This striking version of the Durafly T-28 Trojan comes in a unique color scheme for the Naval Aviation Centennial (1911-2011) (US Navy). The Durafly T-28 is an impressive RC plane to fly and even has the ability to be upgraded for the extreme challenge of FPV flying.

ne uno dei più famosi bombardieri alleati della seconda guerra mondiale. Sebbene servisse in tutti i teatri della guerra, fu nel Teatro delle Operazioni Europeo (ETO) con la rinomata 8a Air Force in particolare, che questo bombardiere pesante robusto e ben armato si fece strada nei libri di storia.

The Supermarine Spitfire is the most famous fighter plane from the Second World War, and the Mk.1a defines where its history started. This Avios model represents an early WW2 version that came out just before the "Battle of Britain". It looks stunning and is possibly the best-looking and best-flying foam Spitfire on the market today. At this point, we would like to give thanks to Tom Hunt, whose drawings the Avios Spitfire Mk.1a is based on, and it is one of the main reasons why this Avios Spitfire (just like its smaller brother from Durafly) flies so well.. The Mk.1a has that truly iconic shape and lines of the Supermarine Spitfire as it was seen through the eyes of its original designer, R.J. Mitchell. The upper surfaces have a brand new, authentic early WW2 camouflage color scheme, with a black and white scheme underneath. This scheme was used from 1938 and during the "Phony War" on RAF fighters to help the observation of friendly aircraft from the ground. The Avios Spitfire Mk.1a is a poignant and fitting tribute to the pilots who flew them during these early years of aerial combat.