Seagull AT-6 Texan, Master Scale Kit (10-15cc) 1.57m / 63in Wingspan

Key Features

• Lightweight, pre-cut balsa and plywood parts.
• Full hardware kit including, wheels, tank, horns, hinges etc.
• Comprehensive step-by-step build instructions.
• Detailed full-size plans.
• Mechanical retractable undercarriage included.
• Sprung tail wheel assembly.
• Designed for electric or i.c. powerplants.
• Two-piece plug-in wings.
• Glass fibre cowl.
• Moulded ABS scale parts.
• High-quality decal sheet.

What’s in the Box

• 1x Laser-cut ply and balsa parts set.
• 1x Hardware pack (horns, pushrods, wheels, spinner and accessories).
• 1x Engine mount.
• 1x Fuel tank and fittings.
• 1x Self adhesive decal sheet.
• 1x Full-size plan.
• 1x Sanding block.
• 1x Pre-painted pilot.
• 1x Pre-painted dural undercarriage.

Needed to Complete

• 1x 10 – 15cc petrol engine, nitro or electric equivalent.
• 1x Propeller to suit chosen engine.
• 1x 4-Channel computer Tx and Rx combo.
• 6x Suitable high-quality standard-size digital servos.
• 1x Protective foam for radio system.
• 1x Glue. Recommended ZAP thin, Medium and ZAP epoxy 5min or 30min

Product Description

A classic warbird brought to life in traditional balsa and plywood, the Master Scale Kit AT-6 Texan offers builders an immersive and rewarding project. With a wingspan of 1.57m (63″), this kit is precision laser-cut and includes detailed plans, making it ideal for intermediate to advanced modellers aiming for a detailed scale replica.
The robust design is paired with excellent flying characteristics, suitable for either a 10–15cc glow or petrol engine, or electric power. Builders can choose their own level of scale finish – from sport scale to competition-ready. Pre-hinged control surfaces, thoughtful internal structure, and accurate outlines make this Texan a standout both on the ground and in the air.
About the original:
The North American AT-6 Texan was a WWII-era advanced trainer used by the United States and Allied forces. Known as the “pilot maker,” it helped thousands of airmen transition from basic trainers to high-performance combat aircraft. With its characteristic long nose and radial engine, the Texan combined rugged reliability with graceful flight – a true icon of aviation history.