P-47D, Little Bunny MkII (8-10cc) 1.39m / 55in with Electric Retracts

CONTENTS

• 1x Factory assembled and covered fuselage.
• 1x Factory assembled and covered 2-piece wing set.
• 1x Factory assembled and covered tail set.
• 1x Clear pre-painted canopy moulding.
• 1x Lightweight pre-painted pilot figure.
• 1x Factory painted glass fibre cowl.
• 1x Comprehensive hardware pack (screws, horns, pushrods, fuel tank etc.).
• 1x Electric conversion hardware kit.
• 1x Steerable tail wheel unit.
• 1x Electric Retracts Set.
• 2x Lightweight main wheels.
• 1x Lightweight tail wheel.
• 1x Dummy engine moulding.
• 2x Wing-mounted bombs.
• 1x Fuselage-mounted bomb
• 1x Comprehensive instruction manual.

NEEDED TO COMPLETE

• 1x 8 – 10cc petrol engine, glow engine or electric equivalent.
• 1x 7-Channel transmitter and receiver combo.
• 9x Standard size servos. Recommended HS-5645MG
• 1x Propeller to suit chosen engine / motor.
• 1x Protective foam for radio system.

DETAILS

The P-47D “Little Bunny MkII” brings the bold looks of the legendary Thunderbolt into a practical, easy-to-handle package for everyday flying. With a 1.39m (55″) wingspan and designed around an 810cc petrol engine or equivalent electric setup, this semi-scale warbird is perfect for intermediate to advanced pilots looking for scale presence without the weight or complexity of a giant.

Constructed from balsa and plywood, the airframe is lightweight yet durable, and includes features like a fibreglass cowl, scale pilot, gun accessories, and drop-in flaps. It’s supplied with complete electric retracts. With stable flight characteristics and crisp control response, the “Little Bunny” is a pleasure in the air and a standout on the ground.

About the original:
The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt was one of the most powerful single-engine fighters of WWII. Renowned for its toughness, firepower, and dive speed, it was equally effective in bomber escort and ground attack roles. The “Little Bunny” livery pays tribute to one of many personalised aircraft that served with distinction in the European theatre.