Art Chester's "Special #1" was built in Chicago in the early 30's. It was named after a character from the popular Popeye comics. In 1935, at the All-American Races in Miami, Art Chester broke the world's 100-km light plane record with a speed of 237 mph.

The Mountain Models micro scale R/C model kit of the Jeep is a docile, easy flying plane that's easy to build, but still has some style to it. For those wanting more performance, crank up the throttle and have an indoor pylon race!

The Mounain Models Jeep is designed for the Spektrum AR6400 or similar micro receiver / servo combinations. Jeep is perfect for indoor flying venues or for outdoor flying on those calm summer evenings.

The Jeep is built from laser cut contest grade balsa and plywood, with all hardware you need to complete the kit. The guts from a ParkZone P-51 or Sukhoi drop right into the Jeep, or you can buy the parts separately.

Read the RC Groups build thread.

Specifications: Wingspan: 16 in Length: 12 in. Wing Area: 58 sq in Weight: 1.1 oz Ready To Fly Loading: 2.7 oz/sq ft Controls: 3 - rudder, elevator, throttle Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 1S-130 LiPo Piloting: Easy to fly Kit Contents: Laser Cut interlocking contest grade/weight balsa and plywood parts Pushrods, landing gear, wheels, control horns, etc.

Items Needed to Complete: Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4 GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 Battery: 1S-130 LiPo Propeller: 130x70mm (PKZ3601) Covering: So-Lite covering film and SolarTrim for covering trim details Tools Needed: Hobby knife and blades Ruler Needle-nose Pliers Thin and Thick CA Soldering Iron Sandpaper (400 grit)

A number of options for Mountain Models Art Chester's Jeep may be purchased at discounted prices. Selecting an option will add its price to the total for the kit. So-Lite is ideal for covering.

The Droplet is a micro R/C balsa easy-flying aeroplane kit. The Droplet is perfect for indoor flying venues or those calm summer evenings outdoors. With a flying weight of 1.1 ounces and a wing loading of 2.2 oz per square foot, "The Droplet" is an easy flying model. Or, punch the throttle and hold on to your socks!

The Droplet is built from laser cut contest grade balsa and plywood, with all hardware you need to complete the kit. The guts from a ParkZone P-51 or Sukhoi drop right into the Droplet, or you can buy the parts separately.

Specifications: Wingspan: 20.8 in Length: 14.6 in. Wing Area: 60 sq in Weight: 1.1 oz Ready To Fly Loading: 2.2 oz/sq ft Controls: 3 - rudder, elevator, throttle Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 1S-130 LiPo Piloting: Easy to fly Kit Contents: Laser Cut interlocking contest grade/weight balsa and plywood parts Pushrods, landing gear, wheels, control horns, etc.

Items Needed to Complete: Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4 GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 Battery: 1S-130 LiPo Propeller: 130x70mm (PKZ3601) Covering: So-Lite covering film and SolarTrim for covering trim details Tools Needed: Hobby knife and blades Ruler Needle-nose Pliers Thin and Thick CA Soldering Iron Sandpaper (400 grit)

A number of options for Mountain Models Droplet may be purchased at discounted prices. Selecting an option will add its price to the total for the kit. So-Lite is ideal for covering.

Tom-E-Boy Micro is a micro model designed with influence from the famous Vic Smeed Tomboy, to bring back that nostalgic feeling of yesteryear, in an indoor electric package. The 23.7 inch Tom-E-Boy Micro is a super easy to build and easy enough for a beginner to learn how to fly, with some friendly help.

The Tom-E-Boy was designed using a state of the art 3D CAD package, to allow for exceptional interlocking parts design and fit. 3D design also provides clearer assembly images, without having to use photos.

The Tom-E-Boy is built from self-jigging interlocking laser cut balsa and plywood parts. It's like a 3D jigsaw puzzle with instructions. Although not needed for building, full size plans are included for reference. If the instructions are read before hand and followed during the build, the Tom-E-Boy can be built up and ready to fly in only a few evenings.

Download the build manual.

Specifications: Wingspan: 23.7 in Length: 18.4 in. Wing Area: 100 sq in Weight: 1.8 oz Ready To Fly Loading: 2.6 oz/sq ft Controls: 3 - rudder, elevator, throttle Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 1S-130 LiPo Piloting: Easy to fly Kit Contents: Laser Cut interlocking contest grade/weight balsa and plywood parts Pushrods, landing gear, wheels, control horns, etc.

Items Needed to Complete: Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4 GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 Battery: 1S-130 LiPo Propeller: 130x70mm (PKZ3601) Covering: So-Lite covering film and SolarTrim for covering trim details Tools Needed: Hobby knife and blades Ruler Needle-nose Pliers Thin and Thick CA Soldering Iron Sandpaper (400 grit)

A number of options for Mountain Models Tom-E-Boy Micro may be purchased at discounted prices. Selecting an option will add its price to the total for the kit. So-Lite is ideal for covering.

The PeregrinE Micro is designed to bring back that nostalgic feeling of yesteryear, in an indoor electric package. Taking inspiration from many different planes of the past, Mountain Models developed the 23.7 inch PeregrinE, which resulted in a super easy to fly, lightweight indoor electric R/C airplane. The PeregrinE Micro is easy enough for learning how to fly and has a trike gear setup to keep things simple.

The Peregrin Micro was designed using a state of the art 3D CAD package, to allow for exceptional interlocking parts design and fit. 3D design also provides clearer assembly images, without having to use photos.

The PeregrinE Micro is built from self-jigging interlocking laser cut balsa and plywood parts. It's like a 3D jigsaw puzzle with instructions. Although not needed for building, full size plans are included for reference. If the instructions are read before hand and followed during the build, the PeregrinE Micro can be built up and ready to fly in only a few evenings.

Download the build manual.

Specifications: Wingspan: 23.7 in Length: 18.4 in. Wing Area: 100 sq in Weight: 1.8 oz Ready To Fly Loading: 2.6 oz/sq ft Controls: 3 - rudder, elevator, throttle Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 1S-130 LiPo Piloting: Easy to fly Kit Contents: Laser Cut interlocking contest grade/weight balsa and plywood parts Pushrods, landing gear, wheels, control horns, etc.

Items Needed to Complete: Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4 GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 Battery: 1S-130 LiPo Propeller: 130x70mm (PKZ3601) Covering: So-Lite covering film and SolarTrim for covering trim details Tools Needed: Hobby knife and blades Ruler Needle-nose Pliers Thin and Thick CA Soldering Iron Sandpaper (400 grit)

A number of options for Mountain Models PeregrinE Micro may be purchased at discounted prices. Selecting an option will add its price to the total for the kit. So-Lite is ideal for covering.

The Spook-E Micro is designed with influence from the famous Spook, a classic vintage plane, to bring back that nostalgic feeling of yesteryear, in an indoor electric package. The 23.5 inch Spook-E Micro is a super easy to build and easy enough for a beginner to learn how to fly, with some friendly help.

The Spook-E was designed using a state of the art 3D CAD package, to allow for exceptional interlocking parts design and fit. 3D design also allows us to provide clearer assembly images, without having to use photos.

The Spook-E is built from self-jigging interlocking laser cut balsa and plywood parts. It's like a 3D jigsaw puzzle with instructions. Although not needed for building, full size plans are included for reference. If the instructions are read before hand and followed during the build, the Spook-E can be built up and ready to fly in only a few evenings.

Download the build manual.

Specifications: Wingspan: 23.5 in Length: 15.7 in Wing Area: 100 sq in Flying Weight: 1.8 oz Wing Loading: 2.6 oz/sq ft Controls: 3 (Rudder, Elevator, Throttle) Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi motor/gearbox (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 1S-130 LiPo Piloting: Easy to fly Kit Contents: Laser Cut interlocking contest grade/weight balsa and plywood parts Pushrods, landing gear, wheels, control horns, etc.

Items Needed to Complete: Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4 GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 Battery: 1S-130 LiPo Propeller: 130x70mm (PKZ3601) Covering: So-Lite covering film and SolarTrim for covering trim details Tools Needed: Hobby knife and blades Ruler Needle-nose Pliers Thin and Thick CA Soldering Iron Sandpaper (400 grit)

A number of options for Mountain Models SpookE Micro may be purchased at discounted prices. Selecting an option will add its price to the total for the kit. So-Lite is ideal for covering.

The Roland C.II Walfisch was one of the most advanced aircraft when it first appeared in March 1916. It featured a sleek, streamlined wooden fuselage that gave rise to its name of "Walfisch". Another novel innovation was the lack of cabane struts, instead the upper wing sat on top of the fuselage giving an uninterrupted view of the sky above.

The Mountain Models cartoon scale version of the Roland C.II Walfisch was designed using a state of the art 3D CAD package, to allow for exceptional laser cut interlocking parts design and fit. 3D design also provides clearer assembly images, without having to use photos.

The Roland C.II Walfisch, laser cut airplane kit, is built from self-jigging interlocking laser cut balsa and plywood parts. It's like a 3D jigsaw puzzle with instructions. Although not needed for building, full size plans are included for reference. If the instructions are read before hand and followed during the build, the Roland C.II Walfisch can be built up and ready to fly in only a few evenings.

Download the build manual.

Specifications: Wingspan: 13.4 in Length: 12.4 in Wing Area: 78 sq in Flying Weight: 1.4 oz Wing Loading: 2.6 oz/sq ft Controls: 3 (Rudder, Elevator, Throttle) Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi motor/gearbox (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 1S-130 LiPo Kit Contents: Laser cut balsa and plywood parts Pushrods, landing gear, wheels, control horns, etc.

Items Needed to Complete: Power: ParkZone P51/Sukhoi (PKZ3624) RX/ESC/Servos: ParkZone 2.4 GHz DSM2 (P51/Sukhoi 'brick') or Spektrum AR6400 Battery: 1S-130 LiPo Propeller: 130x70mm (PKZ3601) Covering: So-Lite covering film Tools Needed: Hobby knife and blades Ruler Needle-nose Pliers Thin and Thick CA Soldering Iron Sandpaper (400 grit)

A number of options for Mountain Models Roland c.II Walfisch may be purchased at discounted prices. Selecting an option will add its price to the total for the kit. So-Lite is ideal for covering.