AVRO 504 36"

AVRO 504 36" N021

Skill Level: Intermediate

More than 150 parts

SPECIFICATIONS

Scale: 1/10th

Prop: APC 2x6E

Channels: R/E/T

Wheels: Balsa Ply w Neo Tires

Wingspan: 36"

Airfoil Type: flat bottomed

Wing Area: 345 sq in

Cowl: built up balsa and plywood

Designer: Peter Rake/M.K. Bengtson

Weight: 23 oz

Spinner: N/A

Prototype By: Larry Nagel

Power System: 6V 2400 motor geared 2.33:1 Mini-Olympus gearbox, 8 600 AE NICAD cells

More Images in the Gallery

Decals Available

Instruction Manual

FEATURES

One piece construction
Top and bottom wing alignment is built into model
Scale dihedral, no ailerons needed
Box front fuselage, built up rear

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE

Few students of WWI aircraft can fail to be familiar with the AVRO 504 in her various guises. She served for many years as a trainer with both the RFC and the RAF, saw action as a night fighter and even continued to serve after WWI had ended. Although the model depicted is more or less a standard 504, because of her length of service and the variety of roles she fulfilled, minor alterations will provide a lot of variety with this model. Omitting the front cockpit and replacing the gravity tank with a Lewis gun gives you the night fighter, while the example could have either the tank or the gun.

For additional information on the Avro 504 please visit the AVRO 504 web site

AVRO 504 36" N021
Skill Level: Intermediate More than 150 parts	SPECIFICATIONS
	Scale: 1/10th	Prop: APC 2x6E
	Channels: R/E/T	Wheels: Balsa Ply w Neo Tires
	Wingspan: 36"	Airfoil Type: flat bottomed
	Wing Area: 345 sq in	Cowl: built up balsa and plywood
Designer: Peter Rake/M.K. Bengtson	Weight: 23 oz	Spinner: N/A
Prototype By: Larry Nagel	Power System: 6V 2400 motor geared 2.33:1 Mini-Olympus gearbox, 8 600 AE NICAD cells

More Images in the Gallery	Decals Available	Instruction Manual
FEATURES One piece construction Top and bottom wing alignment is built into model Scale dihedral, no ailerons needed Box front fuselage, built up rear
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Few students of WWI aircraft can fail to be familiar with the AVRO 504 in her various guises. She served for many years as a trainer with both the RFC and the RAF, saw action as a night fighter and even continued to serve after WWI had ended. Although the model depicted is more or less a standard 504, because of her length of service and the variety of roles she fulfilled, minor alterations will provide a lot of variety with this model. Omitting the front cockpit and replacing the gravity tank with a Lewis gun gives you the night fighter, while the example could have either the tank or the gun. For additional information on the Avro 504 please visit the AVRO 504 web site