Kitcutters – Laser cut RC aircraft kits
WEBQuality laser cut aircraft kits. Owned and run by enthusiasts with a pledge to offer our customers both quality and service.
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WEBQuality laser cut aircraft kits. Owned and run by enthusiasts with a pledge to offer our customers both quality and service.
Aquila Sailplane 99″ Wingspan - Kitcutters
WEBAquila Sailplane. Designer: L. Renaud. Scale: Wingspan: 99″. Length: 42″. Wing Area: 810 sq. in. Weight: 16 oz. Power Required: N/A. Designed by sailplane legend Lee Renaud, the Aquila was the premier mid seventies standard class sailplane.
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Ziroli – Kitcutters
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Hughes H-1 Racer 80″ Wingspan - Kitcutters
WEBWingspan: 80 in. Length: 64.5″. Wing Area: 1285 sq. “. Weight: 16 pounds. Power Required: 9 to 1.2 4 stroke engine. Howard Hughes was a millionaire that was involved in movies and. oil drilling equipment but had a passion for aircraft, fast aircraft.
Lazy Ace 76″ Wingspan – Kitcutters
WEBReviews (0) Lazy Ace. Wing span: 76″. Fuse length 58″. Power: .61 to .80. Bi Plane. Designer: Cunningham. Copy: Easy building sport bi-plane. Great flying characteristics.
North American AT-6 Texan/SNJ/Harvard 100″ Wingspan
WEBNorth American AT-6 Texan/SNJ/Harvard 100″ Wingspan. Designer: Ziroli. Wing Span: 100”. Length: 68”. Wing Area: 15005 sq. in. Weight: 32 to 38 lbs. Engines: 3.5 to 5.2 cu. in gas. One of the most recognizable aircraft of all time.
Fairchild PT-19 Primary Trainer 73″ Wingspan - Kitcutters
WEBQuality laser cut aircraft kits. Owned and run by enthusiasts with a pledge to offer our customers both quality and service.
Windfree Sailplane 99″ Wingspan - Kitcutters
WEBWindfree Sailplane. Designer: Mark Smith. Scale: Wingspan: 99″. Length: 38″. Wing Area: 555 sq. in. Weight: 10 oz. Power Required: N/A. Designed in the early 70’s, this classic sailplane was in the traditional easy to build Mark’s Models sailplane.