Seagull Fairchild PT-19 (15-20cc) 2.02m / 80in (SEA-136)

Description

FEATURES

• Approx flying weight – 11.9lbs (5.4Kg)
• Factory covered with Oracover
• Flying skill level –
• Length – 58.6ins (148.8cm)
• Radio – 6 Channel with 8 servos (HS635HB)
• Suits – 90-120 2-Stroke (120 4-stroke)
• Wing area – 965.7sq.ins (62.3dm)
• Wingspan – 79.5ins (202cm)

CONTENTS

• 1x Factory-finished fuselage assembly.
• 1x Factory assembled and covered 2-piece wing set.
• 1x Factory assembled and covered tail set.
• 2x Clear windscreen mouldings.
• 2x Pilot figures.
• 1x Undercarriage and wheel set.
• 1x Comprehensive hardware pack.
• 1x Tubular aluminium wing spar.
• 1x Comprehensive instruction manual.

NEEDED TO COMPLETE

• 1x 15 – 20cc petrol engine, nitro, or electric equivalent.
• 1x 4-Channel (minimum) transmitter / receiver combo.
• 6x Standard digital servos.
• 1x Propeller to suit chosen engine.

DETAILS

The Fairchild PT-19 ARTF captures the charm of a vintage military trainer with the performance and reliability that experienced RC pilots appreciate. With a wingspan of 2.02m (80″), this semi-scale model is constructed from lightweight balsa and plywood, combining strength with smooth flight characteristics.

Factory-covered and pre-fitted with key components, the PT-19 offers quick assembly and clean lines, with a large canopy, pilot figures, fibreglass cowl, and spring-loaded landing gear all included. Designed for a 0.911.20 cu in 2- or 4-stroke engine (or equivalent petrol), it delivers stable, scale-like flight ideal for circuits, gentle aerobatics, and weekend enjoyment. A perfect model for those who appreciate vintage style and honest flying.

About the original:
The Fairchild PT-19 was a primary trainer aircraft used by the United States and Allied forces during WWII. It featured an open cockpit, low-wing monoplane design and was known for its stability and forgiving handlingqualities that made it ideal for preparing thousands of pilots for more advanced combat aircraft. Today, the PT-19 is fondly remembered as one of the most iconic trainers of the era.