Parkzone Ultra Micro P-40 Warhawk BNF WWII Warbird RC Plane Crash - AS3X Technology

I love RC Warbirds so seeing my buddy John fly his was a treat! This Parkzone Ultra Micro P-40 Warhawk BNF WWII Warbird RC Plane with AS3X Technology is certainly a cool one too. I would also like to note that the airplane is completely stock during the entire video, much like my original videos that featured my Parkzone Ultra Micro P-51 Mustang

The video is packed full of realistic low passes from John's UM P-40 Warhawk with AS3X technology from Parkzone. This new Parkzone Ultra Micro is incredibly detailed and looks so scale in the air! Not only that, the AS3X technology makes it more stable in wind! That helps keep you from crashing your plane and we all know none of us like to crash our planes....at least those of us that are sane. RC Plane Crash events will happen like is shown in this video, but avoiding them is a good idea when possible with your aircraft.

According to John, this Parkzone Ultra Micro version of the Curtiss P-40 Warhawk is a lot of fun to fly is you know how to use the rudder, so we are happy to show you how this WW2 RC airplane flies! Horizon Hobby and Parkzone did an amazing job with this RC plane, especially with its looks.

For those of you who are curious as to what remote control or radio he used for this flight, it was his trusty DX6i. It makes flying the Parkzone P-40 warhawk a breeze for an experienced RC Pilot.

If you are on the fence about buying this like I was, jump off and get your Parkzone Ultra Micro P-40 Warhawk today! This piece of World War II history (or WW2) is amazing in Parkzone Micro P-40 or Parkzone UM P-40 form

Perhaps they may come out with its older brother in the form of a Parkzone P-40 park flyer soon. All I know for sure is that I will stay tuned and find out what happens next!

From 1941--1944, the P-40 Warhawk took the fight to the Axis on multiple fronts in a variety of roles. But no role is more famous than the one it played with the Flying Tigers in China. Officially dubbed the American Volunteer Group, the Flying Tigers earned their legendary nickname by using the P-40 with devastating effect against superior numbers of enemy aircraft. Their exploits, along with the menacing, shark-toothed grin they painted on their planes, made the P-40 an air combat icon.

I hope you enjoy this video featuring the P-40 Warhawk from Parkzone in the form of a P-40 RC Plane.

One last thing, some people think this is a UMX P-40, but that is not actually the case. It is an Ultra Micro P-40 from Parkzone.

I would really love to see them make an F-18 or F-117 version of this plane. Now that would be sweet!