Tiger Moth 445mm laser. carved

School and training deHavilland Tiger Moth biplane is one of the most important aircraft of World War II. "Moths" Although shoot down hundreds of enemy planes or did not overthrow one thousand tons of bombs, but in their cockpits are piloting acquainted with tens of thousands of airmen who piloted fighters and bombers RAF, RCAF Canadian, Australian RAAF, RNZAF New Zealand ... and with them, of course, quite a few Czech pilots. Apart from military service flew and still flies a lot of Tiger Moth in "civilian clothes" such as sports, acrobatic and touring aircraft. When you need to go to Duxford Flying Legends, Europe's largest air show dedicated to "warbirdům," you can still be in the cockpit of this immortal legend ride ...

Designers of American companies DUMAS Aircraft is the ideal machine for modelers who already has at least basic experience in building small models powered by rubber (as a general model for the acquisition of basic experience with classical building is recommended to first build eg. One of the cabin wing aircraft from Guillow's or HERR) . You will improve in the building "žbrdličkové" skeleton of the fuselage and wings, paper coating and painting, preparation and curing the rubber volume zalétávání - just all those wonderful skills genuine classic modelařiny. While the building is not much they expect hundreds of hours in the workshop, thanks to a highly preprocessed laser-carved parts it goes like clockwork.

Designers freely flying semiscales British trainer aircraft designed to drive by rubber. The model is simple but classic balsa structure in Rozsyp with laser carved wooden parts, scale accessories made of vacuum-molded plastic parts and plastic drawn by injection molding. The hull is constructed normal minimaketářskou technology - the first of balsa wood strips assembling the sides, which connect polopřepážkami and bars in the lattice frame. The final round shapes get after sticking a large number of thin stringers. The wings are the classic design of the spars and ribs, tail out of balsa wood strips and laser-carved parts.

Tiger Moth is also suitable for conversion to a miniature RC model with electric drive - although the construction plan does not offer this option for experienced modelers and the pilot would not be a big problem. For example, you can try to use the drive unit, and cabin electronics of miniature foam models Nine Eagles.

Kit includes: laser carved balsa parts, balsa wood beams, vacuum-molded parts (engine cover, canopy ...), plastic propeller shaft and head, rubber volume (FAI competition rubber TAN II), bicycles, steel strings on the chassis, and more small parts, colored lining paper sheet of stickers, construction plan.