SEAGULL MODELS BUCKER JU-133 JUNGMEISTER EUROPEAN VERSION-OPENED BOX

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A sport scale model of aviation's first aerobatic thoroughbred - the legendary Bucker Jungmeister. Designed and built in Germany in the 1930s, the Jungmeister's aerobatic performance was far superior to any biplane up to that time. It is still considered by many to be the sweetest flying biplane ever made. Seagull's Jungmeister is conventionally built using balsa and plywood, with a superior laser-cut design that keeps the structure strong and light. SPECIFICATIONS: Wing Span 65 in. 165 cm Wing Area 1240 sq.in. 80 sq dm Fuselage Length 57.8 in. 146.8 cm Approx. Flying Weight 11 lbs. 5 kg Rec. Engine Size 2-Stroke .9 cu. in. 4-Stroke 1.2 cu. in. Gasoline Engine 20 - 22 cc Radio Req. 4 Channel w/ 6 servos Record of Bucker Jungmeister N5696 Winner 1938 U.S. National Champion (Mike Murphy pilot) Winner 1940 U.S. National Champion (Mike Murphy pilot) Winner 1946 U.S. National Champion (Bevo Howard pilot) Winner 1947 U.S. National Champion (Bevo Howard pilot)

Key Features: A sport scale model of a legendary airplane Outstanding aerobatic capability Four ailerons for rapid roll rate Light weight balsa and plywood construction CAD designed and CNC laser cut parts Covered in genuine UltraCote® Plug-in top & bottom wings for easy transport Strong aluminum wing joiner tube joiners Painted fiberglass cowl Scale dummy engine insert Ready-to-install main landing gear Unique scale main wheel fenders Shock absorbing tailwheel assembly Detailed instrument panel and hand-painted pilot Complete hardware pack

Click the link below to download the Instruction Manual in a new window. SEAGULL BUCKER JU-133 JUNGMEISTER ARF Pdf (11.5 Mb)