Radio Controlled Airplanes for Thrills and Spills!
RC Aircraft Types
Trainer airplanes are intended for learning. They are not very maneuverable, having high wings. Trainers can be powered by electric motor or internal combustion engine, glow plug (nitro) being the most common of the IC group.
Sport airplanes are designed for acrobatics. They have low wings to facilitate maneuvering.
Warbirds are airplanes used in war, particularly the classic First and Second World War Aircraft.
Vintage RC airplanes date back to the late 1930s and 40s and are often large in size. 3 channel radio and a 4 stroke motor make the best combination in vintage airplanes, and they are often slow, gentle flyers.
RC float planes are designed to land on water, so need extra precautions to avoid loss!
ParkZone Ember 2 RTF Aircraft
Hobby Zone Champ Champ RTF
ParkZone Ultra Micro T-28 Trojan BNF
ParkZone Ultra Micro T-28 Trojan BNF
Revell B17G Flying Fortress
Revell B17G Flying Fortress 1:48 Scale
F22 Fighter Jet 4 Channel Rc Remote Control
Top Race® F22 Fighter Jet 4 Channel Rc Remote Control Quad Copter RTF
Flyzone Micro Fokker DR1 WWI RTF RC Airplane
Flyzone Micro Fokker DR1 WWI RTF RC Airplane
Ultra-Micro Spitfire Mk IX BNF
Ultra-Micro Spitfire Mk IX BNF