Fokker D.VII 30-60cc ARF

Hangar 9 Fokker D.VII 30-60cc ARF

The German Fokker D.VII is often cited as one of the best fighter aircraft of the First World War. It won the German competition for a new single-seat fighter in January 1918 and received an initial contract for 400 aircraft. The D.VII was easy to manoeuvre, strong and agile, and could 'hang on its propeller' and attack upwards where other aircraft would stall.

Hangar 9 brings the legend to life as a giant scale ARF built from light balsa and plywood with genuine UltraCote. It is easy to assemble, flies gently and has details such as moulded machine guns, a scale pilot, cockpit details and 8" scale wheels. The sprung main landing gear takes most of the bounce out of grass strips, and all the hardware for the recommended power systems is included.

Features

• Light, laser-cut balsa and plywood
• Two-piece lower wing with aluminium tube
• Scale replica engine included
• Sprung wooden tail skid
• Sprung main landing gear with matching paint
• Three-piece top wing for easy assembly
• Cockpit with scale pilot and instrument details
• Machine guns included
• Large top hatch for electronics and batteries
• 8" vintage scale wheels
• Functional tail bracing wires
• Painted fibreglass cowl with moulded details
• For a petrol engine or an electric motor

Specifications

• Wingspan: 2210 mm (87")
• Length: 1829 mm (72")
• Wing area: 156.8 dm²
• Centre of gravity: 178 mm behind the leading edge of the top wing centre section
• Assembly time: 20+ hours

What's in the box

• Hangar 9 Fokker D.VII ARF (unassembled)
• Manual

What you need

• 30-60cc 2- or 4-stroke petrol engine – or electric motor 160-360 with 10-12S 7000-14000 mAh
• Transmitter and receiver with at least 6 channels (full range)
• Six high-torque standard servos (five for electric)
• Batteries for receiver and ignition (petrol)
• Propeller: 18-26" (petrol) or 20 x 10 (electric)
• Tools and glue

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