Key Features: Laser-cut, all-wood construction that's lightweight Shock-absorbing main landing gear and tundra-style wheels Two-piece, plug-in wing with functional flaps Quick-connect, streamlined wing struts Functional LED landing lights, installed Operational cockpit side-doors Instrument details and seats included Float ready, with hard points for optional 1/5-scale float set Matching paint on fiberglass cowl and accessories Pre-cut hinge locations for all control surfaces Genuine UltraCote film finish Tail wire detail and a leaf tail wheel Easy installation of engine or electric power recommendations Complete hardware package featuring fiberglass control horns Practice flying this aircraft in the RealFlight simulator! : Needed To Complete: 15cc 2-stroke gas/petrol engine 6+ Channel, full-range transmitter and receiver 7 × Standard digital servos 2 × Batteries for receiver and engine ignition Prop: 15 x 6, 15 x 7 Gas Power, 16 x 10E Electric Power Overview: The Cub is a classic aircraft that's adored by both full-scale and model aviation pilots. Its flying qualities and design versatility have come to be known well enough that practically every new aircraft is compared to it. That's a lot to be said for an airplane that first flew in 1938. Cub Crafters of Yakima, Washington started their booming business by restoring original Cub airframes. Very quickly, the collection of engineered refinements spawned a brand new line of aircraft like the Carbon Cub that honors the original icon yet delivers performance that's every pilot's dream