Radio Controlled Spitfire Magazine - Im now taking many calls about this so Im letting you know my views - You Cannot learnt to fly a Radio Controlled Model Aircraft by Choosing a spitfire - We wouldn’t Recommend A Engine Powered Spitfire until you have Learnt to fly a Low wing Sports Model at the least Spitfire Models have awkward low speed handling and can be tricky to fly- If you want to learn to fly a Radio Controlled Model Aircraft then we suggest you look at our range of Ready to fly Trainers here and contact your local club which can be found here - SIMPLY if you choose to buy and build the Spitfire from the magazine. Please get some help and advice before you attempt to fly it. A good choice to the magazine spitfire is this model here

1.6m Spitfire

1.6m Spitfire £255 including UK Mainland Delivery

Functional flaps for smoother landing
Pre-installed retracts operating in the scale manner
Scale plastic spinner with aluminum backplate
Pre-painted fiber glass cowling with 3-D template
Detailed warbird pilot with removable helmet
Hand ironed-on premium covering film
Hand painted camouflage color scheme
All hardware and accessories included

Wing Span : 63.0 in / 1600 mm Wing Area : 704 sq in / 45.5 sq dm Flying Weight : 7.5 lb / 3300 g Fuselage Length : 53.5 in / 1350 mm Engine Required : 2C 0.60 cu in 4C 0.70 cu in Radio Required : 6 channels, 7 servos