SEAGULL Christen Husky (61) 2.03m (79.9in) (SEA-180) Warehouse stock

The Christen Husky, which first flew in 1986 and was the first aircraft in its class to benefit from all CAD design. As its name implies the Husky is a tough light utility aircraft used for observation, patrol, glider towing, pipeline inspection and a myriad of other tasks. In fact the Husky has proved so popular that it has been one of the best-selling light aircraft designs of the last 20 years. This rugged practical airframe is reflected in yet another model masterpiece from Seagull. With the option to add floats this is a great all round practical model which will provide hours of enjoyment.

Features

Wingspan – 79.9ins (203cm)

Wing area – 922.3sq.ins (59.5dm)

Suits – 60 2-Stroke (91 4-stroke) or electric conversion

Factory covered with Oracover

Length – 50.0ins (127.0cm)

Approx flying weight – 7.9-8.8lbs (3.6-4.0Kg)

Radio – 5 Channel with 7 servos

Flying skill level – Intermediate / Advanced (float set not included)