Seagull Mitchell B-25 20cc with Retractable Landing Gear ARF

Seagull Mitchell B-25 ARF for 20cc petrol engines - 241 cm wingspan

The Mitchell B-25 is the best-known and most important medium bomber of the Second World War. It was also effective in low-level attacks and used many machine guns to destroy targets on land and at sea. Although it was mainly operated by the U.S. Army Air Corps, it was also flown by the US Navy and Marine Corps. Thanks to its durability and reliability, the B-25 flew in all climates, against all enemies and in virtually every theatre of the Second World War. Characterised by its mid-mounted wings with engine nacelles underneath, oval fuselage cross-section, twin vertical tails, tricycle landing gear and greenhouse-style canopy, the B-25 Mitchell was the most widespread and recognised medium bomber of the era.

KEY FEATURES:

• High-quality balsa and balsa plywood give a lightweight, durable, state-of-the-art construction.
• Factory-painted fibreglass cowl.
• Covered in genuine Oracover film and sprayed with a special matt clear coat. Non-gloss finish!
• Fully sheeted wing duplicates the look of the full-scale B-25J.
• Removable hatch for easy access to the large battery compartment.
• Bomb bay doors included (operational with the addition of another servo and transmitter channel)
• Convincing artwork on nose and tail.
• Scale details include fibreglass engine nacelles, radiator scoops, gun turrets, machine gun packs and much, much more.
• With code: SEA330G, electric landing gear is included
• 2.75" PU rubber wheel with aluminium hub for the nose and 4.5" PU rubber wheels with aluminium hubs for the main gear are included.

Specifications:

• Wingspan: 241.2 cm
• Wing area: 76.8 sq m
• Weight: 11.0 kg
• Length: 192.3 cm
• Rec. engine/engine size: 20cc petrol engine
• Rec. radio: 11 channels with 14 servos
• SEA330 : Without electric retractable landing gear
• SEA330G: including electric landing gear

Required items:

• 20cc petrol engine
• Computer radio with 11 channels and 14 servos
• Glow plug to suit the engine
• Propeller to suit the engine
• Protective foam rubber for the radio system

REQUIRED TOOLS AND SUPPLIES:

• Thin cyanoacrylate glue
• Medium cyanoacrylate glue
• 30-minute epoxy
• 5-minute epoxy
• Hand or electric drill
• Assorted drill bits
• Hobby knife
• Straight-edge ruler
• 2 mm ball driver
• Phillips screwdriver
• 220 grit sandpaper
• 90° square or builder's triangle
• Wire cutters
• Masking tape & T-pins
• Thread-lock
• Paper towels

Additional items needed for electric conversion:

• Motor: 110 - 2000 Watts
• Propellers: 17x8 ~ 19x10
• ESC: 85A
• 8S- 9S LiPo