Top quality balsa and plywood construction
One of the finest ARF kits on the market
All wood constructions with fiberglass parts
Trimmed and painted cowling by fuel proof paint
Hand iron-on color covering
Comes with all hardware and accessories.
Plane Specs:
Wing span: 37 in / 940mm
Wing area: 262sq in /16.9 sq dm
Flying weight: 2.38 lb / 1080g
Fuselage length: 32.6 in / 830 mm
User Requirements:
Engine Required: 2c: 0.15cu in
Radio Required: 4 channel 4 servos4c: 0.30 cu in
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Friday, December 26, 2008
Fuselage length: 93" / 2360mm Wing area:1971 sq.in / 128 sq dm
Engine Required: 85 cc -100 cc Radio Required:6channels, 9-10servos
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China's J-10A air superiority combat fighter aircraft falls into the same category as the U.S.-made F-16 Block 40, but it costs at least one-third less.
The People's Republic of China has already started to manufacture a next-version J-11B, based on the Russian Sukhoi Su-27SK.
China denies that its aircraft is an imitation of the famous and highly regarded Russian fighter, as its measurements are smaller. Therefore China does not consider the J-11B to be subject to the Sukhoi Su-27SK licensing agreement or its export restrictions. The J-11B is also likely to be fitted with Chinese WS10A engines and sold in Africa.
In general, the price of Chinese weapons is still about one-third lower than comparable Russian weapons. More importantly, what China wants from Africa is resources, especially crude oil, and it has already exported substantial numbers of weapons in exchange for oil. In dealing with oil-producing countries China has an advantage over Russia, which as a major world oil producer has no need to trade weapons for oil.
For instance, China sold 15 J-7 fighters to oil-rich Nigeria in 2005. Nigeria is another country that has purchased most of its military hardware from Russia in the past. It has a fleet of Russian Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21MF fighters, and the Nigerian army is equipped with 100 Russian T55 main battle tanks.
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RUSSIA has delivered two Sukhoi fighter jets to Indonesia, the first planes to be supplied to the country out of a total order of six, Russian defence officials said on Friday.
'The first two jets out of the six bought by Indonesia have been delivered to the customer,' the Interfax news agency quoted a Sukhoi spokesman as saying.
The two jets delivered were of the Su-30MK2 class and another Su-30MK2 jet is due to be delivered at the start of next year. Three Su-27SKM fighter jets are due to be delivered by 2010, Interfax said.
The delivery of the jets was part of a wide-ranging defence deal agreed when then president Vladimir Putin visited Jakarta in September 2007.
Moscow also extended to Indonesia a US$1 billion (S$1.44 billion) credit scheme to finance this and other military purchases from Russia, including 22 helicopters, 20 amphibious tanks and two submarines.
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Wednesday, December 24, 2008
The SU-27UB, designated the "Flanker C" by NATO, was a two-seat trainer version of the original SU-27.
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This kit was a pretty standard build. It is the basic Monogram kit with a Neomega Cockpit set. The weapons are from Cutting Edge's Russian Weapons set.
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It can be used as an air alert fighter-interceptor, attack-fighter or fighter-bomber as well as for gaining air superiority that is to accomplish the tasks analogous to those solved by Su-17, Su-24 and Su-27, but with a 2,5 time (two-and-a-half) higher effectivity The Su-30 accomplishing all the battle and training tasks of the Su-27UB additionally possesses:
-the ability of using of highly precise air-to-surface guided weapons with the launching distance up to 120 km,
-the ability of synchronous two air targets firing,
-the system of aerial refueling which allows to increase the flight range to more than 7000 km.
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