TA Horizons Pitts Model 12 — Lightweight 3D Aerobatic Biplane
TA Horizons proudly introduces the all-new Pitts Model 12, a lightweight aerobatic biplane designed for pilots who love precision, agility, and unlimited 3D performance.
Built from durable 5 mm EPP foam and reinforced with a carbon-fiber structure, the Pitts Model 12 strikes an impressive balance between low weight, rigidity, durability, and flight performance. The result is a tough little biplane that is ready to handle everything from smooth sport flying to demanding aerobatic routines.
Designed with a responsive yet predictable flight character, the Pitts Model 12 delivers crisp control, excellent stability, and precise handling across a wide range of speeds. It is perfectly at home performing axial rolls, rolling circles, torque rolls, hovering, tumbles, and other aggressive 3D maneuvers, while remaining remarkably controlled and enjoyable during slower, relaxed flying.
Whether you're refining your latest 3D sequence, practicing advanced aerobatics, or simply enjoying a few low-and-slow passes, the Pitts Model 12 is designed to make every flight feel rewarding.
The Aerobertics touch
At Aerobertics, we love lightweight aerobatic models that combine character, performance, and pure flying fun. The Pitts Model 12 is exactly that kind of aircraft: compact, tough, highly responsive, and capable of putting a big smile on your face.
And with the right setup, this little biplane can deliver an impressive amount of performance from a remarkably small package.
For a complete Aerobertics-ready combo, check our recommended setup and available combo options below.
Specifications
- Wingspan: 30 in (762 mm)
- Length: 32 in (813 mm)
- Flying Weight (RTF): 210–240 g
- Material: 5 mm EPP Foam
- Reinforcement: Carbon Fiber
- Category: Aerobatic / 3D Biplane
Recommended Battery
- 2S–3S 350–600 mAh LiPo battery
Aerobertics tip: Choose your battery according to the flying style and desired balance between weight, power, and flight time. For maximum 3D performance, a lightweight setup is the way to go.
