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Seagull Arising Star .46 size Trainer

 

 

 

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It would be rare to visit a flying site on a typical club day and not see at least one of these in use. The reason for this is simple - the Arising Star is one of the best, if not the best ARTF Trainers available. Strong, stable and excellent flying characteristics together with a great price makes this the most popular trainer available.
The building is as easy as it gets for a newcomer as well. Expertly crafted from balsa and ply to give a light but very strong airframe, (even the control surfaces are pre-hinged and pinned with leaf pin hinges) and covered in tough heat shrink film. The striking colour scheme with checkerboard underside not only looks great, but aids orientation during those difficult (but rewarding) early stages of learning to fly. When you consider this kit includes wheels, fuel tank, spinner and even the wing bands it is remarkable value for money - you just can't go wrong!

Wing Span
Wing Area
Approx flying weight
63ins (160cm)
45 sq.ins (41.6 dm.sq)
5-6lb (2.3-2.7kg)
Servos Required
R/C Required
Engine Required
4 x Standard
4 channel RC with 4 servos
40-46 2-stroke. (52 4-Stroke)


Thinking of choosing the Arising Star as your first R/C Model?
Then congratulations, you have made a great choice! All the trainers in the Airtek range have been carefully chosen to give the newcomer the best chance of success. We highly recommend that you enlist the help of an experienced modeller to check over your aircraft before it's first flight and teach you to fly. Trying to 'go it alone' will almost certainly result in disappointment and can be potentially dangerous. Wherever possible join a club (and take out third party insurance) where there will be experienced modellers at hand to help you through the early stages. For further information please visit the site of the national body for model flying, the BMFA here.
Model flying is a challenging and absorbing pastime, and many will find they become 'hooked' for life. Take care during the early stages and you will be rewarded with a great hobby - the sky really is the limit!
pdf To download a PDF of the instruction manual please click here
IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING CARRIAGE ON KITS AND BUNDLES:
Due to the size of kits these are all sent by carrier (requires signature). If you require your order to be sent to another address (e.g. work) please complete the delivery address details on checkout.