A HAWK ACROBATIVE AT RISE

Back to the old days ...? Or maybe you want to feel the taste of flying "on knitting" from several dozen years ago? If so, then here is the Hawk (Hawk) tethered model in the KIT version designed (built and flown) by the former top Polish competitor of the F2B class. It is a perfect proposition for intermediate and advanced recreational and training pilots. It can be used to perform basic acrobatic figures, such as loop, roll, inverted flight, figure eight, inverted loop, etc. The set consists of balsa and plywood elements cut by laser and pine slats. The leaf has an elliptical outline with a symmetrical profile. There is a hull drawing on a 10 mm thick balsa board, which you should cut yourself out. The ballasts are laser cut from a balsa board. We cover the assembled structure with Japanese paper or heat-shrinkable foil (the cover is not included in the set). Most popular combustion engines with a capacity of 2.5-3.5cc can be used for the drive. Accurately cut and fitted structural elements and the attached assembly drawing make the construction of this model very simple.

• span: 1200 mm
• length: 800 mm
• combustion engine: 2.5-3.5 ccm
• flight weight: ~ 600-750 g

• laser cut ribs, trailing edge and fins
• balsa leading edge, pine girders
• balsa hull (to be cut out)
• bowden (cable management in the wing)
• T-bar, snaps, pusher made of laminate tube, elevator lever and hinges
• wooden engine bed
• lead 30g
• a cabin (colorless) made of plexiglass
• assembly drawing in scale 1: 5 and detail drawing 1: 1

• internal combustion engine MVVS 2.5ccm, Os Max 25LA, Webra 3.5ccm or ASP S15A 2.5ccm
• fuel tank 50-70ml
• lines 0.2mm, 16-20m + safety pins
• steering handle

• cover foil or Japanese paper
• 2.5-3mm steel bar on the chassis
• wheels 50 mm 2 pcs.
• tail landing gear or skid