The 1:6 scale model of the Bücker 133 C is designed for electric propulsion. In this version, the Bücker 133 C model can be used to fly loops from horizontal flight, rolls, spins and inverted flight. Take-offs and landings are problem-free.
The small Jungmeister's flight characteristics are very similar to its prototype and provide experienced pilots with wonderful flying experiences.
It is controlled via rudder, elevator, ailerons and motor. The ailerons are located on the upper and lower wings and are connected by a rod. Micro servos for controlling the ailerons are located in the lower wing.
The kit is aimed at model builders who have experience in reading construction plans and implementing planned solutions.
Kit contents:
- Detailed assembly instructions, detailed construction plans with RC installation, GRP fuselage and a GRP engine cowl with realistic indication of the sheet metal butt joints, wing shell in classic balsa wood construction, ready-to-assemble horizontal and vertical stabilizer made of balsa in web construction, ABS deep-drawn parts (radial engine dummy, fender, exhaust pipes, windshield, cockpit), pre-bent wire parts for the undercarriage and canopy, laser parts made of plywood, wheels, small parts and decal sheet for Swiss painting.
Specs :
- Weight [g] approx. 2300
- Length [mm] approx. 1008
- Wingspan [mm] approx. 1100
- Wing area [dm²] 35.63
- RC functions elevator, ailerons, rudder, engine control
