The Cosmic Wind Minnow design was first introduced in 1949, and soon became a force to be
reckoned with in Formula One competition. It was clocked at over 175.7 mph at the Cleveland
National Air Races! Our ARF model makes a superb everyday sport flier and a wonderful racer —
tracking solidly, turning quickly and performing sport aerobatics as well!
reckoned with in Formula One competition. It was clocked at over 175.7 mph at the Cleveland
National Air Races! Our ARF model makes a superb everyday sport flier and a wonderful racer —
tracking solidly, turning quickly and performing sport aerobatics as well!
SPECIFICATIONS
Stock Number: GPMA1321
Wingspan: 63 in (1600 mm)
Wing Area: 775 in² (50 dm²)
Weight: 7.25-8.25 lb (3290-3740 g)
Wing Loading: 21.5-24.5 oz/ft² (65-75 g/dm²)
Length: 67.5 in (1714 mm)
Requires: 2-stroke .61 cu in (10 cc) or
4-stroke .91 cu in (15 cc) engine,
4-channel radio w/5 servos
Stock Number: GPMA1321
Wingspan: 63 in (1600 mm)
Wing Area: 775 in² (50 dm²)
Weight: 7.25-8.25 lb (3290-3740 g)
Wing Loading: 21.5-24.5 oz/ft² (65-75 g/dm²)
Length: 67.5 in (1714 mm)
Requires: 2-stroke .61 cu in (10 cc) or
4-stroke .91 cu in (15 cc) engine,
4-channel radio w/5 servos
Assembly takes as little as 12-15 hours. The sheeted, built-up
balsa/ply wing halves and tail surfaces are precovered in
MonoKote®, and the fiberglass fuselage, cowl, wheel pants and
aluminum landing gear arrive factory-painted to match. A clear
canopy, scale aluminum spinner, decals and Great Planes
hardware are all supplied.
balsa/ply wing halves and tail surfaces are precovered in
MonoKote®, and the fiberglass fuselage, cowl, wheel pants and
aluminum landing gear arrive factory-painted to match. A clear
canopy, scale aluminum spinner, decals and Great Planes
hardware are all supplied.
For easy ground handling, the tailwheel is
steerable. Pushrod exits are smoothly faired,
another detail that draws admiring looks.
steerable. Pushrod exits are smoothly faired,
another detail that draws admiring looks.
| $ 259.99 |
The fiberglass wheel pants simply slip over
the axles and secure with two screws —
about five minutes' work, with no drilling or
epoxy required.
the axles and secure with two screws —
about five minutes' work, with no drilling or
epoxy required.
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