Wingspan: 41" (1040mm)	Length: 40" (1015mm)	Weight: 28-34 oz. (795-965g)	4,5 channels	Good: AXI 2808/24, 10x4.7 Better: Hacker A30 16M, 11x5.5 EVO FP2170 3S 45mm/1 3/4" spinner

Designed by US and World Champion Quique Somenzini, the Brio 10 is a smaller version of the F3A plane he used to win the 2005 Nationals. The Brio 10 is a pleasing blend of 3D and Pattern Aerobatics designs. The result is an airplane that exemplifies the classic phrase, "It flies like it is on rails". With its generous control surfaces the Brio executes lightning-fast rolls. Never before has such a small plane felt so precise. The construction and finish of this model is simply outstanding. The Brio 10 uses traditional all-wood construction with carbon reinforcing in just the right places.
This ARF includes many outstanding features, including aluminum landing gear, pre-painted fiberglass cowl and magnetic canopy attachments. If you are ready to step-up to precision aerobatics, then the Brio 10 is right for you.

Designed by US and World Champion Quique Somenzini.

Special Features:
- Control surfaces: Ailerons, Elevator and Rudder
- Light, strong all-wood construction with carbon reinforcements
- UltraCote covering with brilliant trim scheme
- Pre-painted, color matched, fiberglass cowl and wheel pants
- Aluminum landing gear included
- Photo illustrated, 55 page instruction book
- Magnetic canopy attachment for easy access
- Full hardware package

More information (links):
* Building Instructions

Airfoil	:	Symmetrical
Wing area	:	325 sq.in.
Wing loading	:	13 oz/sq.ft.
Empty weight	:	16 oz. (456g)

Suggested Equipment:
(1) Hacker A30 16M
(1) A30 Radial stick mount
(1) Hacker X-30 Pro ESC
(1) EVO FP2170 3S battery
(4) HS-65HB servo
(1) TY 1 3/4" Black spinner
(1) APC-E 11x5.5 propeller
(1) Deans connector
(1) 12" Servo extension
(2) 6" Servo extension