ESM B-25 Mitchell 95" Wingspan 2 x 91

ESM 95" Wingspan B-25 Mitchell IMAA LEGAL ! sm018

HISTORY:
Designed in the mid 1930's, the B-25 Mitchell was the most important medium bomber in WWII. It saw service in the British, Canadian, Australian and US forces during WWII with distinction in all theatres of the war. It served long after the war and over 10 000 were manufactured, across 4 decades.

The B-25J is widely held to be the best variant of this versatile aircraft. Early versions had a greenhouse canopy with a bombadier position. Later versions of the "J" had a solid nose with 8 .50 calibre machine guns. All "J" versions had two .50 caliber machineguns mounted on the fuselage below the pilot's position, and two more mounted on the co-pilot's side. Close to 4300 "J" variants were manufactured, and they saw extensive service. Pilot's loved its stable and predictable flight characteristics, although they complained about the cabin noise (which caused hearing loss in many of its crew). Able to withstand substantial punishment, it was used extensively for interdicting enemy transportation, especially shipping in the Pacific theatre.

Features:

-All composite fuselage construction, with built up wings and surfaces.
-All scale details molded into the fiberglass parts, including panel lines and rivets.
-Factory painted to scale, and pre-applied decals, covered with clear coat. Wing Covering Material: Solartex Fabric Covered, painted, decals applied and clear coated. The aircraft has a beautiful flat, non-glossy finish. This is superior to glossy covering materials.
-Functional flaps.
-All hardware included (screws, rods, fuel tanks etc...)
-ESM Electric retracts with oleo struts and alloy wheels available .
-Illustrated instruction manual included.

Specifications:

Wing Span: Approx 95.5"
Engines REQ'D: 2 x .91 + 4Stroke
Radio: 6 channel & 10 servos
* Does not include: radio gear, engines/motor, adhesives/glue, and fuel line
 
Retracts Available : Air Retracts F4U B25 G4 with Aluminium Hub send email for prices and stock availability

 Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UH4mEBnPnB4