Seagull Models Funky Cub Yellow 10-15cc 180cm Span RC Plane Kit - SEA254Y

The Seagull Models Funky Cub (SEA254Y) is a 180cm wingspan high-wing trainer ARF kit suited to both beginner and experienced RC pilots. Finished in yellow, this balsa and plywood sports trainer combines easy, stable flying with enough aerobatic capability to keep more confident flyers engaged. It's a relaxed, everyday model for the RC field, with operating flaps that widen the flight envelope and make slow approaches and landings easier to manage.

This Funky Cub RC plane arrives as an Almost-Ready-to-Fly kit, so the airframe is built and covered in genuine hand-applied Oracover, with major assembly work already done for you. It accepts nitro engines from .61 to .75 (or four-stroke .82 to .91), gasoline 10-15cc, or an electric power system, giving you a flexible RC aircraft that can be set up to suit your preferred power. An optional float set is available if you want to fly off calm water.

Key Features

• 180cm (70.9in) wingspan with a 51.2 sq.dm wing area and 3.7kg flying weight
• Lightweight yet strong balsa and plywood construction with hand-applied Oracover covering
• Operating flaps for a wider flight envelope and slower, more controlled landings
• Glow, gas, or electric power compatible with included EP conversion option
• Pre-fitted motor mount, pre-installed and pinned hinges, and pushrods cut to correct lengths
• Two-part wing for easier transport, plus a large top hatch and detachable windscreen for access

What's Included

• Pre-built and covered Funky Cub airframe in yellow
• Painted fibreglass cowl and wheel pants
• Factory-painted wing struts
• Landing gear
• All required hardware and accessories
• Electric conversion components

What You Need

• Engine: nitro 2-stroke .61-.75, 4-stroke .82-.91, or gasoline 10-15cc, or a suitable electric power system
• 5-channel radio system
• 9 servos
• Receiver and flight battery
• For nitro or gas: fuel and appropriate field gear
• Optional float set for water flying
• Building adhesives and basic field tools for final assembly (approximately 10 to 15 hours)