Macchi MC 200 "Saetta", an Italian Royal Air Force Nitro Gas Radio Controlled Warbird Plane

Developed in the mid-1930s for the Italian Royal Air Force (Regia Aeronautica), the "Saetta" was one of the principal fighters with which Italy entered the Second World War. The prototype made its first flight in December 1937, and by Italy's entry into World War II in June 1940 some 156 were in service. The MC-200 was first employed against the British at Malta and eventually saw service in Greece, North Africa, Yugoslavia, and the Soviet Union. Saettas were employed against U.S. forces in North Africa and over Italy itself. A total of 1,151 were produced.

Features:
Top quality wood construction with fiberglass fuselage
Comes with all hardware and accessories

Specs:
Wing span: 63in / 1600mm
Wing area: 666sq in /43 sq dm
Flying weight: 7.0lb / 3180g
Fuselage length: 52 in / 1330mm

Additional Requirements:
Engine Required: 4c 0.91 cu in
Radio Required: 4 channels,5 servos