At Aerobertics, Dancing Wings Hobby specializes in creating and manufacturing remote-controlled model airplanes, helicopters, and drones. They offer a wide range of kits and ready-to-fly models suitable for enthusiasts of all skill levels. Known for their innovative designs, quality materials, and attention to detail, Dancing Wings Hobby provides hobbyists with high-performance models that deliver an enjoyable and authentic flying experience.
History : The Hansa-Brandenburg W.29 was a German reconnaissance and fighter floatplane used during World War I. Designed by Ernst Heinkel, it featured a distinctive monoplane design, which was relatively uncommon for floatplanes of that era. The aircraft was a single-engine, two-seat configuration with a wooden airframe covered in fabric. It was powered by a Benz Bz.III or Mercedes D.III engine, capable of reaching speeds up to approximately 170 km/h (106 mph). The W.29 was armed with two fixed forward-firing machine guns and one flexible machine gun for the observer. Its monoplane wing configuration provided improved speed and maneuverability over its predecessors, making it an effective aircraft for both naval reconnaissance and air-to-air combat. The W.29 saw action primarily with the Imperial German Navy and contributed to several successful engagements during its operational period.
Features :
- Wingspan : 1400mm
- Fuselage length : 960mm
- Flying weight : 1500g
- Servos : 4 x 17g
- Motor : .40 - .46 class electric
- Speed controller : 60A
- Battery : 4s 2200mAh – 3000mAh
