• Wingspan- 48"
• Wing area 428"
• Wing Loading 8-10oz/ft^2
• Radio: 2ch/w 3 servos
• Wind Needed - 8mph
• Level Beginner/Intermediate

• CNC Cut EPP Wing Cores
• EPP Fuselage, Balsa Ailerons
• Coroplast Vertical & Horiz Stabilizer
• 1/4 x 24" Hardwood Longeron
• 1/4" Carbon Fiber Wing Rod
• 2-56 x 12 Threaded Rod & Horns
• Detailed Instructions & diagrams

• 5/8" fiber reinforced strapping tape
• 2" fber reinforced strapping tape
• 1/2" plastic hinge tape
• 3M 77 spray adhesive
• 20 minute epoxy
• Goop adhesive
• Covering material (Solartex)
• Radio w/ 4 cell 600 ma pack
• 3 servos & "y" connector
• Micro Receiver (Hitec Electron)
• Various tools, sandpaper,

$74.95 ....(click here for larger picture)

We've leveled the playing field against those ugly wings! This plane is designed for combat.

As most seasoned combat pilots learn, the best way to take out a Scale Warbird is to hit him in rear and knock off his tailfeathers. This is not the case with the Me-109 version of Scale Combat. The carbon fiber longeron makes the tailfeathers virtually indestructable.

Another advantage wings have had is their quick recovery from a hit. The Me-109 Combat has a light wing loading allowing the plane to recover at slower speeds. This means less altitude lost in a hit.

The Me-109 is fully aerobatic and will fly in a variety of wind conditions. the manual is excellent, and the plane is easy to build.