Seagull Models Westland Lysander 118in Matte Finished 50cc RC Plane - SEA216

The Seagull Models SEA216 Westland Lysander is a giant-scale RC plane spanning 118 inches (299.7cm), designed for experienced pilots flying 50cc petrol engines. Modelled on the iconic WWII British army cooperation and special operations aircraft, it arrives with a matte finish that replicates the look of the full-scale Lysander without the need for post-build painting. At this wingspan, it's firmly in large-scale RC aircraft territory and demands a suitable flying site, a capable pilot, and proper setup before it leaves the ground.

Key Features

• Giant 118-inch (299.7cm) wingspan puts this firmly in large-scale RC aircraft territory, offering impressive presence in the air and stable flight characteristics typical of high-wing designs.
• Factory-applied matte finish means no painting or covering work is required before assembly and maiden flight.
• Designed around a 50cc petrol engine, giving it the power and scale speed appropriate for a model of this size.
• High-wing WWII Lysander outline includes the characteristic fixed undercarriage and tail bracing struts that make this aircraft instantly recognisable at the field.
• Seagull Models SEA216 is a kit build rather than ready-to-run, so assembly is required — suited to builders with large-scale RC plane experience.

What's Included

• Matte-finished Seagull Models Westland Lysander airframe kit (SEA216)
• Note: engine, radio system, servos, fuel system, and associated hardware are not included — see What You Need below for guidance.

What You Need

• 50cc petrol engine (not included)
• Radio transmitter and receiver (minimum channel count should match control surface and throttle requirements for a model of this size)
• Servos appropriate for large-scale RC aircraft (multiple required for ailerons, elevator, rudder, and throttle)
• Fuel tank and fuel line
• Propeller suitable for a 50cc engine
• Spinner
• Undercarriage hardware if not supplied in kit
• Fuel (petrol/oil mix as required by chosen engine)
• Field equipment: starting equipment, safety equipment, and a compatible flying site