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Wingspan:
39" (990mm)
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Length:
34.5" (875mm)
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Weight:
2.5-3 lbs. (1135-1360g)
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4,5 channels
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Good:
Hacker A30 10L, 8x8
Better:
Hacker A30 8XL, 9x9
Engine: .25-.32
EVO FP3300 3S/4S
57mm/2 1/4" spinner
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The P-40 fighter/bomber was the last of the famous "Hawk" line produced by Curtiss Aircraft in the 1930s and 1940s, and it shared certain design elements with its predecessors, the Hawk and Sparrowhawk. It was the third-most numerous US fighter of World War II. The Great Planes Spitfire 25 is a combat class .25 size sport-scale, high quality, quick building model airplane. Manufacturer includes a fiberglass cowl and lightweight, balsa/ply main structures featuring an attractive MonoKote trim scheme. Even laser cut parts for installing a complete brushless electric power system are supplied. The P-40 Warhawk 25 is built like a tank, with a sheeted fuselage and thick, sturdy wing. It can be built as either a belly lander or with landing gear. The manual includes instructions for building the P-40 Warhawk 25 as a glow or electric conversion model.
With our recommended Hacker A30 8XL, 9x9 prop and 3300mAh 4S you can expect to achieve speeds over 100 mph (165 km/h).
Special Features:
- Control surfaces: Ailerons, Elevator and Rudder
- Step-by-Step instruction manual
- Outstanding scale warbird looks
- Pre-painted fiberglass cowl
- Optional landing gear included
- One piece, removable bolt-on wing
- Tailwheel set, fuel tank, engine mount included
- Complete hardware package
- Custom decal sheet
More information (links):
* Building Instructions
| Airfoil |
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Semi-symmetrical |
| Wing area |
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242 sq.in. |
| Wing loading |
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23-27 oz/sq.ft. |
| Empty weight |
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26 oz. (750g) |
Video:
 Combat P-40 Warhawk 25 - 17.3MB
Flash Video:
Suggested Equipment:
(1) O.S.Max .25 FX engine
(1) APC 9x6 propeller
(1) Hacker A30 8XL
(1) Spin 44 ESC
(1) EVO FP3300 4S battery
(3) HS-85MG (4 w/engine)
(1) TY 2 1/4" Black spinner
(1) APC-E 9x9 propeller
(1) Deans connector
(1) 3" Servo extension
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