Bryan's Giant Scale Top Flite F4U Corsair WWII Warbird At Warbirds Over Whatcom

This is Bryan's Giant Scale Top Flite F4U Corsair WWII Warbird At Warbirds Over Whatcom.

Link to similar RC Planes: https://bit.ly/3Uio952

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RC Accessories:
- Spektrum Smart Checker: https://bit.ly/329hl12
- Spektrum IX20 Radio: https://amzn.to/3qFTbHe
- Spektrum AR620 Receiver: https://bit.ly/3Aay021

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Here is how Top Flite Describes this RC Warbird:

"Top Flite has updated the kit that introduced Gold Edition engineering in 1991—and enabled the average modeler to succeed with complex scale structures, like the famous Corsair gull wing. Any intermediate to experienced builder is sure to enjoy this project.

- Ribbed tail surfaces appear realistically fabric-covered when finished; concealed linkages, precision-formed details, injection-molded cowl and decals add more realism
- Right thrust has been engineered into the firewall to help align the engine quickly and correctly
- The fuselage has been modified to easily accept the optional, highly detailed scale Corsair Cockpit Kit (TOPQ8404)
- Comes with Great Planes' 60/120 engine mount to accommodate more engine sizes
- Loops and rolls with all the dogfight agility of the original Warbird."

Let me know if you guys want to me to get the E-flite FW-190, E-flite F-16 80mm EDF Jet, or save that money for something else in the future? Also look for my second E-flite Draco video coming soon!