AT-6 Texan Nano-Racer

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2522 AT-6 Texan Nano-Racer

The full-size
The AT-6 can trace its origins back to the T-6, which first flew in prototype form in 1935. The AT-6 served as a single-engined trainer for US Navy fighter pilots. The machine's maximum speed was around 335 km/hr. Today the AT-6 Texan is a very popular aircraft at Air Days and the Reno Air Race.

The model
In model form the AT-6 Texan also makes a big impression. The AT-6 Nano-Racer boasts a realistic scale appearance in the air thanks to its distinctive canopy, and the relatively large wingspan compared with the fuselage length. The large wing area makes the AT-6 a trainer with good handling for its size as well as an excellent racer. The model is based on a one-piece foam moulding incorporating fuselage and wings. The wing features a carbon fibre spar for additional strength, making it an excellent choice both for racing and aerobatics.

Set contents:

- Pre-painted foam parts set (fuselage / wing, fin, tailplane, fuselage hatch with cockpit), decals applied
- Painted plastic cowl
- Factory-fitted brushless motor and speed controller
- 5.5 x 4.5" propeller, spinner and driver
- 3 x factory-fitted servos
- 3S 850 mAh 20C LiPo battery with CT 2 connectors
- Multi-lingual assembly instructions

Specification:

- Wing loading space: 36.2
- Length approx: 550
- Total surface area approx: 9.4
- All-up weight approx: 340