A model of the SU-35 fighter that you can have in your home.
Ultralight task controlled aircraft made of polystyrene in the pattern of tactical camo.
The original Su-35 are multi-role fighter aircraft, produced in Russia. Such models are used, among others, by the Russian or Chinese army. This model reproduces the aircraft of the Chinese Army Air Force.
It's a completely different dimension of flying!
The lightweight styrofoam construction allows you to easily tear it off the ground. Like a real fighter, this model needs a fairly long run-up, followed by a spectacular start.
The nose of the model is secured with a rubber cap, which will be appreciated especially by inexperienced amateurs of remote-controlled equipment. The cap belays the aircraft during close encounters with obstacles.
The model is equipped with wheels that facilitate take-off.
The only thing you need to get away from the ground is 3 AAA batteries to operate the remote control!
The cool SU-35 model will provide hours of fun in the open air. It will be loved by large and small amateurs of sky acrobatics.
All protruding elements (wheels, vertical stabilizers) are as easy to fix as to remove, so that in just a few seconds, the model is ready for transport "flat".
The aircraft is ultralight, unnecessary accessories have been reduced to a minimum. Low weight gives it agility in the air and will facilitate transportation on the ground.
This is an inconspicuous machine capable of unusual sky acrobatics. The pilot attached to the fighter is very intuitive to use. You will immediately learn how to control this aircraft.
A great model for people who are just starting their adventure with remote-controlled flying models, which does not mean that advanced users will not find fun in using this toy.
This aircraft will also be loved by fans of traditional modeling who are thinking about taking their passion to another level.
Note: these inconspicuous little propellers rotate at high speed! If you do not want to find out with how big and whether it hurts, take our word for it - it hurts. For your own safety , do not hold the model in your hands during take-off.
