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With the throttle back wide open, she regains airspeed and lifts skyward once more. The 3kg takeoff weight makes landings like this very scale, the plane rolling along without too much deceleration. The plane is a mix of old and new - heavy warbird-like flying characteristics with ultra-modern 21st-century manufacturing technology.Д¬ruising in for a touch and go, the big Spitfire settles down into the uneven grass without any issues. Like the big scale gassers, the plane ripped by on it's several low and fast passes. Aside from flying like a charm, the Spitfire looked simply wonderful. Several times, he expressed his enthusiasm. This image was sourced from 3DLabPrint's website.ДЄs was clear in the video, our daring test pilot Josh Bixler was extremely impressed.

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One highlighted feature in this model is the double skin of the fuselage which is required because of the sheer size of this airplane. It does the job of the stressed aluminium skin of the real Spitfire. Stealth mode activated!ДЄs you can see, the structure is intricately designed to give the aircraft the required torsional strength. If you look at the clear version, like this particular bird, you can see all the way through the internal structure that gives the Spitfire its rigidity and strength.

The retractable landing gear, three bladed prop and details like the canopy just make the thing look magnificent.

Flight time 6s 4500mAh - Approximately 10 mins (although we found we could fly for longer)ДЄside from the spec, the aircraft just looks gorgeous, even sitting still on the ground.

Takeoff weight (with a 6s 4500mAh) - 3.7kg.

With a large wing area, decent heft in terms of weight, the plane behaves fairly similarly to the real warbird.

Check out the beasty specification of this thing.