Arrows Hobby P-51 Mustang PNP with Vector Stabilisation System (850mm) ARR029PV
The North American P-51 Mustang is, without doubt, one of the most famous WWII fighter aircraft. A symbol of Allied air power, this single seater thoroughbred was fitted with the legendary Merlin engine, giving it unmatched range and airspeed. Protecting bombers on extended missions, these aircraft were a welcome sight for the bomber crews.
Arrows Hobby has overcome the challenge of faithfully replicating the P-51's unique character, from riveted panels, machine guns, engine exhaust stacks and detailed drop tanks, to crisp cockpit detail, intakes and much more. Great effort has also been employed in providing a glue-free assembly, which makes getting the aircraft ready for flight an extremely simple process. Better still, the P-51's 30A ESC / 1300KV power system gives it incredible vertical performance and the ability to replicate all those desirable sky-eating warbird manoeuvres. You're gonna love it.
Features
- Powerful 2212 1300KV motor.
- Scale 4-blade propeller.
- High power-to-weight ratio promotes warbird performance.
- Uses a standard 3S 1300mAh LiPo.
- Pre-installed high quality servos.
- Removable auxiliary fuel tanks.
- Durable high-strength EPO airframe.
- 30-minute assembly time.
- Authentic scale colour-scheme.
- 4-channel control with rudder.
- High lift wing section for improved handling at lower speeds.
- Convenient clip-on main undercarriage.
- Crisp scale detailing.
- LED navigation lights.
What's in the Box
- 1x Assembled and painted fuselage.
- 1x Assembled and painted 2-piece wing.
- 1x Assembled and painted tailplane.
- 1x Pre-installed 2212 1300kV motor.
- 1x Pre-installed 30A ESC with XT60 connector.
- 1x Fixed main undercarriage set.
- 1x Scale 4-blade propeller and spinner set.
- 1x Wing spar.
- 1x Screw and pushrod set.
- 1x Removable drop tank set.
- 1x Comprehensive Instruction manual.
Needed to Complete
- 1x 4 channel Tx and Rx combo.
- 1x Radient 3S 11.1V 1350mAh 30C LiPo
- 1x 3S compatible LiPo charger.
