Spotlight: Great Planes Gee Bee Tx-R

It had an unusual design for a champion racer back in the 1930s, but the Gee Bee was one of the fastest landplanes of its era, and this Transmitter-Ready replica brings back the Golden Age of pylon racing in stunning detail. The full-size plane's fuselage shape accommodated a very large and powerful engine and also acted as an airfoil, allowing for knife-edge turns without losing altitude. This Great Planes model features foam construction, no-glue assembly, an installed Tactic 6-channel SLT receiver, a brushless electric power system and 4 micro servos, so you'll be turning heads and drawing attention at the field within minutes after installing your radio of choice and battery.

GPMA6022-Tx-R
Wingspan: 38.5 in (980 mm)
Wing Area: 241 in² (15.5 dm²)
Weight: 1.75-2.0 lb (790-910 g)
Wing Loading: 16.7-19.1 oz/ft² (51-58 g/dm²)
Length: 27 in (685 mm)

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I really wish there was an Rx-R version. Cool plane!