Seagull P-51D Mustang, Master Scale Kit (10-15cc) 1.43m / 56in Wingspan.

Seagull P-51D Mustang, Master Scale Kit (10-15cc) 1.43m / 56in Wingspan.

A proper traditional build with a high-quality wood selection, hardware, plan and more. This, surely, is the perfect grab-and-go warbird if ever you wanted one?

Key Features

• Lightweight, pre-cut balsa and plywood parts.
• Full hardware kit including, wheels, u/c, tank, horns, hinges etc.
• Comprehensive step-by-step build instructions.
• Detailed full-size plans.
• Designed for electric or i.c. powerplants.
• Two-piece plug-in wings.
• Glass fibre cowl and belly scoop.
• Moulded ABS scale parts.
• Sprung tail wheel assembly.
• Pre-formed piano wire undercarriage
• Optional JP electric retracts available (SEA1276K).

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 or electric equivalent.
• 1x Propeller to suit chosen engine.
• 1x 7-Ch computer transmitter and receiver combo.
• 7x Standard-size servos.
• Film covering (colour scheme of your choice)
• CA glue
• Epoxy
• Assembly tools

Product Description

Very few R/C warbirds fly as well as the Mustang, indeed this terrific 56in span version for 6-channel radio only goes to prove the point. Built from lightweight CNC-cut balsa and ply, wrapped in matt Oracover and displaying the colour scheme of US Army Air Force P-51D ‘Hurry Home Honey’, it’s the perfect choice for your .60 two-stroke, .70 four-stroke, or electric equivalent powerset. Perfect for popping in the car in one piece this gem of a model is an everyday warbird with the look and performance of something twice its size.
The P-51D Mustang is widely regarded as one of the most iconic fighters of the Second World War. Developed by North American Aviation, the ‘D’ variant featured a powerful Merlin engine, bubble canopy and six .50 calibre machine guns. It earned a reputation for long-range escort missions, outstanding speed, and agility, playing a key role in securing Allied air superiority.