Ez valójában egy egész jó modell egy B-17-es Repülő Erődhöz. Ezért vettem meg, mert az volt a szándékom, hogy reálisan festsem ki, és módosítsam egy kicsit, hogy némi realizmussal gazdagítsam. Nagyon jól repül és jól néz ki a levegőben. Itt egy kép az enyémről, miután kicsit felturbóztam ezüst festékkel és néhány további jelöléssel.

This is actually a pretty good scale model of a B-17 Flying Fortress. which is why I bought it, since it was my intention to paint it up more realistically and modify it a little to add some realism to it. It flies very well and looks great in the air. Here is a picture of mine after I jazzed it up a bit with some silver paint and some additional markings.

Ez valójában egy egész jó modell egy B-17-es Repülő Erődhöz. Ezért vettem meg, mert az volt a szándékom, hogy reálisan festsem ki, és módosítsam egy kicsit, hogy némi realizmussal gazdagítsam. Nagyon jól repül és jól néz ki a levegőben. Itt egy kép az enyémről, miután kicsit felturbóztam ezüst festékkel és néhány további jelöléssel.

good plane but a bit expensive and has two motors and not 4 so don’t be fooled by the pictures. not like me anyway lol . recommend perfect for beginners.

good plane but a bit expensive and has two motors and not 4 so don’t be fooled by the pictures. not like me anyway lol . recommend perfect for beginners.

good plane but a bit expensive and has two motors and not 4 so don’t be fooled by the pictures. not like me anyway lol . recommend perfect for beginners.

Very simple, two channel differential thrust plane that required almost no assembly. All you do is glue on the fin, and a tube of glue is supplied for that purpose. There are also 3 wheels that plug into slots on the wings and fuselage, but you can fly without those, and they are easy to remove and refit. The inner two engines have motors fitted, but the outer ones are just dummies, but they have propellers that spin with the slipstream. The motors are 8x20 brushless which give more than enough power. The props rotate in opposite directions, and a spare of each type is supplied, as well as a 450mAh flight battery and a charger for the battery that plugs into a USB port. There are couple of problems you should fix or you will be disappointed. 1. The propellers are not a tight enough fit on the motor shafts, so as soon as you throttle up they will fly off. You can fix this y putting a piece of thread through the shaft hole on the propeller, which goes right through to the front. Then push the prop back on so the thread is trapped. It also doesn't hurt to wick a tiny amount of CA glue (superglue) through the front of the prop so it gets onto the shaft and the thread. Cut off any thread that sticks out using a modelling knife or razor blade. 2. The model won't climb, no matter how much throttle you apply, unless you do some work on the elevators to give it just a tiny bit of up elevator. About 2mm up at the trailing edge of each elevator is enough. First you need to cut away two tiny pieces of foam that join the elevators to the rest of the horizontal stabilizer and to the fuselage, so that the elevators become free to move. I used two tiny pieces of toothpick stuck into the fuselage to lift the elevators just enough, then a very small piece of sticky tape to hold them in position and stop them from moving in flight (see photo). With these changes, the plane will fly quite well. The gyro makes it very stable.

Very simple, two channel differential thrust plane that required almost no assembly. All you do is glue on the fin, and a tube of glue is supplied for that purpose. There are also 3 wheels that plug into slots on the wings and fuselage, but you can fly without those, and they are easy to remove and refit. The inner two engines have motors fitted, but the outer ones are just dummies, but they have propellers that spin with the slipstream. The motors are 8x20 brushless which give more than enough power. The props rotate in opposite directions, and a spare of each type is supplied, as well as a 450mAh flight battery and a charger for the battery that plugs into a USB port. There are couple of problems you should fix or you will be disappointed. 1. The propellers are not a tight enough fit on the motor shafts, so as soon as you throttle up they will fly off. You can fix this y putting a piece of thread through the shaft hole on the propeller, which goes right through to the front. Then push the prop back on so the thread is trapped. It also doesn't hurt to wick a tiny amount of CA glue (superglue) through the front of the prop so it gets onto the shaft and the thread. Cut off any thread that sticks out using a modelling knife or razor blade. 2. The model won't climb, no matter how much throttle you apply, unless you do some work on the elevators to give it just a tiny bit of up elevator. About 2mm up at the trailing edge of each elevator is enough. First you need to cut away two tiny pieces of foam that join the elevators to the rest of the horizontal stabilizer and to the fuselage, so that the elevators become free to move. I used two tiny pieces of toothpick stuck into the fuselage to lift the elevators just enough, then a very small piece of sticky tape to hold them in position and stop them from moving in flight (see photo). With these changes, the plane will fly quite well. The gyro makes it very stable.

Very simple, two channel differential thrust plane that required almost no assembly. All you do is glue on the fin, and a tube of glue is supplied for that purpose. There are also 3 wheels that plug into slots on the wings and fuselage, but you can fly without those, and they are easy to remove and refit. The inner two engines have motors fitted, but the outer ones are just dummies, but they have propellers that spin with the slipstream. The motors are 8x20 brushless which give more than enough power. The props rotate in opposite directions, and a spare of each type is supplied, as well as a 450mAh flight battery and a charger for the battery that plugs into a USB port. There are couple of problems you should fix or you will be disappointed. 1. The propellers are not a tight enough fit on the motor shafts, so as soon as you throttle up they will fly off. You can fix this y putting a piece of thread through the shaft hole on the propeller, which goes right through to the front. Then push the prop back on so the thread is trapped. It also doesn't hurt to wick a tiny amount of CA glue (superglue) through the front of the prop so it gets onto the shaft and the thread. Cut off any thread that sticks out using a modelling knife or razor blade. 2. The model won't climb, no matter how much throttle you apply, unless you do some work on the elevators to give it just a tiny bit of up elevator. About 2mm up at the trailing edge of each elevator is enough. First you need to cut away two tiny pieces of foam that join the elevators to the rest of the horizontal stabilizer and to the fuselage, so that the elevators become free to move. I used two tiny pieces of toothpick stuck into the fuselage to lift the elevators just enough, then a very small piece of sticky tape to hold them in position and stop them from moving in flight (see photo). With these changes, the plane will fly quite well. The gyro makes it very stable.

Remek repülőmodell! Jól repül 4 g hozzáadott orrsúly. Megint vettem egyet. Akril festékkel festettem, hogy reálisabbnak tűnjek. Van mellette egy régi 1/72-es skála B-17 G.

Great model airplane! It flys well with 4 g added noseweight. I bought one again. I painted with acrilyc model paints to look more realistic. There is an old 1/72 scale Matchbox B-17 G next to it.

Remek repülőmodell! Jól repül 4 g hozzáadott orrsúly. Megint vettem egyet. Akril festékkel festettem, hogy reálisabbnak tűnjek. Van mellette egy régi 1/72-es skála B-17 G.

nagy termék és időben történő szállítás

ottimo prodotto e consegna tempestiva++++

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Great model airplane! It flys well with 4 g added noseweight. I bought one again. I painted with acrilyc model paints to look more realistic. There is an old 1/72 scale Matchbox B-17 G next to it. I added the modified landing gears.

Great model airplane! It flys well with 4 g added noseweight. I bought one again. I painted with acrilyc model paints to look more realistic. There is an old 1/72 scale Matchbox B-17 G next to it. I added the modified landing gears.

Great model airplane! It flys well with 4 g added noseweight. I bought one again. I painted with acrilyc model paints to look more realistic. There is an old 1/72 scale Matchbox B-17 G next to it. I added the modified landing gears.

Great model airplane! It flys well with 4 g addeg noseweight.

Great model airplane! It flys well with 4 g addeg noseweight.

Great model airplane! It flys well with 4 g addeg noseweight.

Lim Ting says flies tail heavy! ensure propellers are snugly attached prior to watching propellers fly away. may remove outboard propellers for better quiet flight outboard props work on inboard engines. also there are cutaways to add a servo for elevator control. however current electronics do not support.

Lim Ting says flies tail heavy! ensure propellers are snugly attached prior to watching propellers fly away. may remove outboard propellers for better quiet flight outboard props work on inboard engines. also there are cutaways to add a servo for elevator control. however current electronics do not support.

Lim Ting says flies tail heavy! ensure propellers are snugly attached prior to watching propellers fly away. may remove outboard propellers for better quiet flight outboard props work on inboard engines. also there are cutaways to add a servo for elevator control. however current electronics do not support.

Nagyon szép kis repülő

very nice little plane

Nagyon szép kis repülő

jól néz ki, és viszonylag gyorsan jött

looks good and have come relativly quick

jól néz ki, és viszonylag gyorsan jött