Wingspan - 55"
Wing area - 485 square inches
• Fuselage length - 42"
• Engine - 40-47 two stroke
• Estimated flying weight - 5.5 to 6 lbs
• Channels necessary - 4
• CG - 3.5 inches back from leading, at the fuselage

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The Corsair F4U has amassed a brilliant record. Its distinctive gull wings and long fuselage make it a thrill to fly. The mast craftmanship of this almost ready to fly bird will get you in the air really quick. The built up wing and tail feathers coupled with a very light fiberglass fuselage gives this Corsair low wing loading and outstanding performance. The folks at the field are going to definately stop and notice this classic warbird.

"Lanier RC's F4U Corsair was a pleasure to build and fly. It is well made, goes together easily, and the finish on the fiveglass fuselage is superb. The plane looks very scale on the ground and in the air. If you've avoided building a Corsair because of the complexities associated with a gull wing, then wait no more." - Model Airplane News November 2001

• One Y harness
  
• Two 12" aileron extensions
  
• Epoxy Glue (5 minute and 30 minute)
  
• Cyanoacrylate glue (medium thickness)
  
• A modeling knife
  
• Screw driver (phillips and regular)
  
• A hand or electric drillL
  
• A straight Edge Ruler
  
• Sand Paper
  
• Needle nose pliers
  
• Wire cutters
  
• Scissors