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Seagull Models P-47 Thunderbolt Tarheel Hal Bubble Top 70in ARF 35cc RC Aircraft - SEASEA398
Experience Level:Experienced
$1,390.95 NZD
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| Brand | Seagull Models |
|---|---|
| Type | RC Aircraft |
| Skill Level | Experienced |
The Seagull Models P-47 Thunderbolt 'Tarheel Hal' Bubble Top (SEASEA398) is a 70-inch wingspan ARF warbird designed for 35cc gasoline engines, recreating the iconic WWII US Army Air Forces fighter in large-scale RC form. This version does not include retracts, making it a straightforward build for pilots who prefer fixed undercarriage or plan to source their own retract system separately. At 70 inches, this RC plane sits firmly in the large-scale warbird category and delivers the visual presence and flight authority that the P-47 Thunderbolt is known for.
Key Features
- 70-inch wingspan puts this in the large-scale RC aircraft category, suited to experienced fixed-wing pilots
- ARF (Almost Ready to Fly) construction means the airframe is pre-covered and largely pre-built, reducing bench time before first flight
- Designed around a 35cc gasoline engine, which is not included and must be sourced separately
- WWII 'Tarheel Hal' bubble-top livery is factory-applied, replicating a specific P-47D variant with its distinctive one-piece canopy
- Supplied without retracts — fixed gear or aftermarket retracts can be fitted depending on your preference
What's Included
- Pre-covered and pre-built P-47 Thunderbolt ARF airframe
- Hardware pack (verify contents on receipt as details may vary by production batch)
What You Need
- 35cc gasoline engine (not included)
- Compatible propeller for your chosen engine
- RC radio system — transmitter and receiver (minimum 6-channel recommended for a warbird of this size)
- Servos (quantity depends on your control surface and flap setup)
- Ignition kill switch compatible with your radio system
- Fuel tank and fuel line
- Retracts (optional — this kit does not include them; fixed gear can be used)
- Field equipment: fuel, starter, and appropriate ground support tools