The Junkers F13 first flew in 1919. It was the world’s first civilian aircraft to use a metal internal frame and was mostly skinned with tinplate. Designed as a transport aircraft, it was probably the most luxurious plane in the world at the time, with heating and interior lights in the passenger cabin. But these luxuries did not extend to the crew as both pilots had to sit in the open cockpit!
Our model is complete with printed corrugated effect covering. Each model is supplied with a pre-installed brushless motor and a matching 25A speed controller. The wingspan is 1225 mm.
Either Lufthansa or Swiss Danziger Luftpost livery.
Features:
• Precision assembled using laser cut parts
• Lightweight balsa and ply used throughout
• Airframe parts individually sealed in clear plastic bags
• Powerful brushless motor and 25A ESC pre-fitted to the fuselage
• Hardware pack including wheels, wire undercarriage legs with dummy oleos, metal clevises, and laser cut control horns
• Spring operated battery hatch. Change batteries quickly without taking off the wing
• One piece wing
• Pre-painted cockpit with windshields and pilots’ chairs
• Ready covered in pre-printed heat-shrink Polycote ECS. Avoids separate trim pieces that can lift and look scruffy after just a few flights. Slack areas can be re-tightened using a heat-gun on a low setting
• Pre-fitted mini servo tray.
• Single snake rudder and elevator push-rods with pre-fitted metal clevises
• Assembled using clear adhesive which runs into the joints making proper bonds rather than just sitting as a fillet on top
• Full Colour Assembly Manual
Please note: Kit contents may vary slightly from those listed here. To retain the integrity of the original packaging we are unable to check each individual kit.
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