F-18 Hornet 64mm EDF PNP Grey

FEATURES

• Fitted with a high-quality 40A ESC, high-power 2840-KV3150 motor and high-efficiency 64mm 12-blade ducted fan unit
• High-precision digital servos fitted throughout
• Highly reproduced realistic details such as cockpit, panel lines, realistic antennas, front and rear landing gear, navigation lights, scale fuel tanks and missiles, etc.
• CNC-machined shock-absorbing front landing gear with plastic bracket and scale plastic-covered steel wire rear landing gear
• Buckle design latch prevents unexpected canopy release in flight
• Pre-installed ball link control horns for precise control and more throw
• Durable EPO foam material and environmentally-friendly water-based paint
• Licensed by Boeing

CONTENTS

• 1x F-18 Hornet 64mm EDF PNP
• 1x Product Manual

NEEDED TO COMPLETE

• 1x 4-Channel Transmitter and Receiver
• 1x 14.8V 2200-2600mAh 25C XT60 LiPo Battery
• 1x LiPo Battery Charger

DETAILS

FMS 64mm F/A-18 Hornet: Sleek, Scaled, and Ready to Fly

FMS is proud to introduce the all-new 64mm F/A-18 Hornet, featuring a completely redesigned mould with increased dimensions, refined contours and enhanced scale detailing. This new version delivers a high-fidelity replica with impressive features tailored for beginners exploring the EDF jet category.

Scale realism is brought to life through CNC-machined front landing gear, scale-style rear landing gear and integrated navigation lights, giving the aircraft a striking presence both on the ground and in the air. These improvements are not only visual they also contribute to stability during take-off and landing.

Powered by a 64mm 12-blade ducted fan, a 2840-KV3150 brushless motor and a 40A ESC, the F/A-18 offers stable handling, precise control inputs and an ideal flight profile for those new to EDF jets. The aerodynamic airframe ensures both visual authenticity and flight efficiency, making this a standout entry-level model in the FMS line-up.

Historical Background

The F/A-18 Hornet is a supersonic, multi-role fighter aircraft developed by McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing) for the United States Navy. Renowned for its versatility, the Hornet is capable of operating as both a fighter and an attack aircraft, excelling in air-to-air, air-to-ground and air-to-sea missions.

First flown in 1974 and entering service in 1983, the F/A-18 became the U.S. Navy’s primary carrier-based fighter following the retirement of the F-14 Tomcat in 2006. Its combat-proven reliability, agility and adaptability have made it a cornerstone of naval aviation worldwide.