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A-10 Thunderbolt II Dual 64mm EDF Jet 1100mm (ARF)
The Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II was designed for the US Air Force for close air support. The prototype first flew in 1972 and was introduced into service in 1977. It is commonly known as the Warthog or Hog and houses the legendary GAU-8 Avenger 30mm Gatling gun. The A-10C is still being used by the US Airforce.
It was thought that it would be used on the plains of Western Europe as a tank buster during the Cold War but didn’t enter combat until the first Gulf War in 1991. It was very successful at ground attack and proved to be extremely survivable when damaged by ground fire. It has since been seen in action in a number of other conflicts, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Iraq 2, Libya and Syria.
This is a well-made scale model of the legendary aircraft with loads of features. It comes complete with a hand painted pilot, legendary cannon, bombs and drop tanks to add to the beautifully crafted and realistic airframe in US Airforce colors. The plane is powered by two 64mm EDFs.
Just like the real plane this model has amazing low level, slow speed maneuverability due to the wide wings and heaps of power.
This is a must for any collection. Just think of all those low beat-ups of your airfield.
Features:
• Hand painted pilot, bombs and drop tanks
• Dual 64mm EDF
• Superior nylon hinges on all control surfaces
Specs:
Material: EPO Foam
Wingspan: 1100mm
Length: 1000mm
Ducted Fan: 64mm EDF (x2)
Take-off Weight: 1450g~1680g
Battery compartment size: 190mm x 53mm x 40mm
Required:
6~7 channel transmitter/receiver
1 x 3S~4S 11.1~14.8V 3300mAh 25C LiPoly Battery
2 x EDF Motors 2627-4300KV (3S) or 2836-3500KV (4S)
2 x ESC 30A (3S) or 40A (4S)
6 x 9g Servos or 8 x 9g Servos if using flaps
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A10 Thunderbolt ii EDF Jet
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