To counter the Fokker scourge early in the First World War, the Bristol Aircraft Company secretly developed the M-1. It was quite revolutionary for its time. It had a wire braced wing without external struts and featured a single Vickers .303 Caliber Machine Gun which fired through the propeller. Our kit of this aircraft doesn't have all the international intrigue involved with the original, but it sure is a lot of fun! Construction is quick and easy. The round type fuselage is built using formers and stringers over a rectangular crutch which is simple to build, yet gives the illusion of complex scale construction. The flying qualities are superb. Slow, graceful flight and lazy aerobatics is where the Bristol is at its' best. We invite you to enjoy the flavor of a World War I model that builds quickly and easily and flies great! Now Laser Cut Parts Upgrade To The Bristol M-1 Kit Package Type British Built Scale WW-I fighter (monoplane) Wing Span 60 Inches (11-3/4” cord) Wing Area 650 Square Inches Airfoil Undercambered Wing Loading 22-1/2 Oz. / Sq. Foot Fuselage Length 44-1/2 Inches. Flying Weight 6 to 6-3/4 Pounds Engine Size .40 to .60 2-stroke / .45 to .90 4-stroke glow Prop Size Depends on engine being used Fuel Tank 10 to 14 Oz. Radio Equipment 4-Channel W/ 5 servos Servo Requirements Standard servos, (2 servos required for ailerons) Wheel Size 4-3/8 vintage (Not included in kit) Cowl Diameter 7-3/8” X 5-1/2 DEEP **Decals sold separately**
