The original man-carrying aircraft S.E.5 (Scout Experimental 5) was designed by Henry P. Folland, J. Kenworthy and Major F.W. Goodden at the Royal Aircraft Factory in Farnborough for the installation of the new 150hp Hispano-Suiza 8a V8 engine. The first prototype flew on November 28 1916. The model is offered in a modern hybrid design. The internal structures such as fuselage frames, wing ribs etc. are made of laser-cut, lightweight plywood and the outer skin is made of lightweight, printed EPP. Product features* Ready printed and milled foam parts* Internal structures made of light plywood (laser cut)* Low assembly effort, fully prefabricated* Extremely light and yet super stable* Few parts, quick to assemble* Detailed, richly illustrated instructions Technical dataWingspan = 800mmLength = 670mmWeight = approx. 520 gramsR/C functions = rudder, elevator, aileron, motorChannels = 4 channels / 4 servos (Not Included)
Additional items are required to complete kit as illustrated