Firefly Baukasten

FIREFLY Robbe 3107

item number: 3107
EAN: 4005697031074

Airplane racing really gets the circulation going again. 4 new racing flight models in silhouette design are available.
Brushless motor and Lipoly batteries provide high excess power. Modern semi-rigid airfoils make perfect aerobatics possible.

The "Firefly", a Cassutt II was built in 1965 by Kenneth H. Burmeister of Kirkland. After initial failed attempts, it did not qualify until 1968 when it was 12th at 156.76 mph in Reno. In 1970, however, it qualified again at 177.924 mph. That was the last time anyone saw this plane in the original. Now it is back, in new refreshing freshness and this time with equal performance.

Technical data:
- Wingspan: 609 mm
- Flight weight: 280 g
- Wing loading: 19.50 g/dm2
- Total wing area: 14.40 dm

RC functions:
- Aileron
- Rudder
- Elevator
- motor controller

Scope of delivery:
- Fuselage, wings and tail parts made of nearly indestructible EPP material. All control surfaces are already assembled. All parts CNC-cut and elaborately printed.
- Lightweight aluminum wires for wing reinforcement.
- All linkage rods made of lightweight aluminum wire, already Z-bent.
- Control horns made of light aluminum wire and short pieces of heat shrink tubing for connection to the linkage rods.
- Main landing gear already pre-bent from high quality spring steel.
- Two wheels with locks.
- Locking and hardwood parts for motor and landing gear assembly.
- Detailed, illustrated building instructions.