VQ by Global P-51B Mustang 46 ARF 

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The P-51 Mustang is one of the most famous US fighters of WW II. The P-51B Mustang was the first Merlin-engine version and appeared in 1943. The Merlin-powered Mustangs were exactly what the Allied bombers in Europe desperately needed, and they became famous for their long range and potent high-altitude escort capable.

Specifications:

• Wingspan: 58.2" (1,48m)

• Length: 46.8" (1,18m)

• Weight: about 7 lbs (3180g)

Requires but does not include: 40 - .46 ci two-stroke or .70 ci four-stroke engine (or HP-Motors 4120/05 Brushless Motor, HP-MDL 4 cell 5000mAh LiPo and 70A ESC), a 4 channel radio with 4 standard servos (+1 channel and 1 retract servo if using retract gear), glue, and silicon fuel line.

Features: 

• Printed "Weathered-detail" covering with panel lines, rivets, and graphics

• Fiberglass Cowl

• Hand-painted pilot

• Illustrated assembly manual

• Instrument panel and decals

• Assembly hardware

Includes:

• Assembly instructions with stage photos

• Landing gear with wheels

• Servo trays

• Engine mounts

• Fiberglass cowl

• Radiator air scoop

• Spinner

• Decals and all hardware