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The Nieuport 11 was one of the early WWI planes used by the French. The 'Bebe' was a racing plane and it was seen as a good
plane to use in the increasingly lethal skies over the Western front. The speed would make it suitable for combat. The N11
was equipped with a Lewis MG mounted on a rail above to wing so it could fire over the propeller arc. The only shortcoming
of the plane inc combat was that the lower wing would twist at high speeds.
This model of the N11 is a nice size, suited for either sp400 or brushless power. It is equipped with ailerons and 4ch
control. The construction is Peter's typical box and frame fuselage which results in an straight fuselage. The airplane
is capable of any simple aerobatics and has good flying characteristics.
This plane is also constructed using Peter's trademark box and former style construction for a relatively lightweight build.
The full kit includes the materials necessary to complete the basic kit. No electronics or power are supplied. Details
such as pilot figure, machine guns, rigging, etc are not included.
Wingspan: 33"
Length: 27"
Weight: 18 oz (prototype)
Recomended (and prototype) power:
6vSP400
2s1300LiPo
Gear drive 2.33:1
APC 10x6 slo prop
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