Классный самолет. Он в реале выглядит красивее чем на фото. Пришел быстрее чем за 5 дней до Польши.

Классный самолет. Он в реале выглядит красивее чем на фото. Пришел быстрее чем за 5 дней до Польши.

Классный самолет. Он в реале выглядит красивее чем на фото. Пришел быстрее чем за 5 дней до Польши.

This appears to be the GP Seawind. This sea plane should assemble easily even without a manual. Comes with wood pieces that need to be glued into certain spots on the fuselage. Main wing is removable into halves. They are held in place with a single bolt on each wing half. It appears one cf square spar was missing from contents of box. I'm assuming because motor box has a square hole in the back portion of the box. A slot for the spar is also present. One spar that was in the box, I cut a portion off to mount to box. The square spar has a hole in center and a 6mm spar fits nicely inside. This should stiffen the area behind the motor. With out it foam is somewhat flexible! The rest of the build is straightforward which involves servos, esc and motor mounting. You're gonna need 3 lengths of wire about 5-8" long. These will get connected to the motor wires, and allow esc to me mounted mid fuse. You'll need servo extension aswell. Water proof glue is needed for completion

This appears to be the GP Seawind. This sea plane should assemble easily even without a manual. Comes with wood pieces that need to be glued into certain spots on the fuselage. Main wing is removable into halves. They are held in place with a single bolt on each wing half. It appears one cf square spar was missing from contents of box. I'm assuming because motor box has a square hole in the back portion of the box. A slot for the spar is also present. One spar that was in the box, I cut a portion off to mount to box. The square spar has a hole in center and a 6mm spar fits nicely inside. This should stiffen the area behind the motor. With out it foam is somewhat flexible! The rest of the build is straightforward which involves servos, esc and motor mounting. You're gonna need 3 lengths of wire about 5-8" long. These will get connected to the motor wires, and allow esc to me mounted mid fuse. You'll need servo extension aswell. Water proof glue is needed for completion

This appears to be the GP Seawind. This sea plane should assemble easily even without a manual. Comes with wood pieces that need to be glued into certain spots on the fuselage. Main wing is removable into halves. They are held in place with a single bolt on each wing half. It appears one cf square spar was missing from contents of box. I'm assuming because motor box has a square hole in the back portion of the box. A slot for the spar is also present. One spar that was in the box, I cut a portion off to mount to box. The square spar has a hole in center and a 6mm spar fits nicely inside. This should stiffen the area behind the motor. With out it foam is somewhat flexible! The rest of the build is straightforward which involves servos, esc and motor mounting. You're gonna need 3 lengths of wire about 5-8" long. These will get connected to the motor wires, and allow esc to me mounted mid fuse. You'll need servo extension aswell. Water proof glue is needed for completion