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Type British / American built ¼ Scale WW-I biplane bomber Wing Span 127 Inches (cord 16-1/2” both wing) Wing Area 4,100 Square Inches total. Airfoil flat bottom Wing Loading 17 ~ 19 Oz. / Sq. Foot Fuselage Length 89 Inches. Flying Weight 30 to 35 Pounds Engine Size Gasoline 50 ~ 60cc / 3 ~ 4 cu/in 4-stroke glow Prop Size Depends on engine being used Fuel Tank 32 Oz. (compatible with fuel requirements of engine) Radio Equipment 4-Channel W/ 5 servos (can use more channels for scale features) Servo Requirements High torque 60~70 In. / Oz. std. Size servos for rudder and elevator. Wheel Size 7” vintage (Not included in kit) Width of Cowl 6-5/8”
Model Features Balsa, Bass, and Ply construction Two piece removable wings (top and bottom wings come off in “cells” with interplane struts attached) Scale Scarff ring gun mount (can be made to rotate w/ servo)
Kit Includes Full-Size plans W/ photo instruction book. Jig & die cut parts Pre-bent wire landing gear and struts W/ hardwood fairings Basic hardware package Scale exhaust pipes, louver panels, radiator shutters, and more.
Items Needed to Complete Control system (push rod type or pull / pull cable system suitable for a model of this size) Fuel System (fuel tank & fuel lines) compatible with the fuel requirements of engine being used 1-pair 7” Vintage wheels (6) 5 meter, rolls of covering material
Notes Center of Gravity 5-5/8” back from leading edge of TOP wing.
Control Throws: Elevator ………………….. 1-1/4” Up and Down Rudder …………………… 3” Left and Right Ailerons ………………….. 1-1/4” Up and Down (Aileron differential recommended 1-1/4" Up 3/4” Down)
Incidence: Top Wing ………………………… +1 Degrees Bottom Wing …………………….. -1~0.0 Degrees Tail ……………………………….. 0.0 Degrees Thrust Line .. 2 Degrees DOWN, 1~2 Degrees RIGHT
Decals British: 4 Large (14-7/8” Diameter) Roundels Top and Bottom Wings. 2 Small (8” Diameter) Roundels Fuselage sides. 2 Number “B-1”s (7-1/4” high) Fuselage sides. |