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Parkzone Spitfire Mk IX review

Parkzone Spitfire Mk IX review 2011. I love this plane, it's fast, agile, scale looks, scale flying characteristics and attention to detail at a really good price point. Horizon Hobby sell this aircraft, and this is what they say about it: The Spitfire MK IX from Parkzone is the perfect model for pilots looking for a great looking electric powered warbird that is as handsome as its full-size counterpart. This stunning model features a fully detailed Z-foam airframe with moulded panel lines, a true elliptical wing and a host of super scale details including a beautifully moulded canopy, radiator scoop, 20mm cannon barrels, cannon blisters, later style Merlin 63 exhaust stacks and a detailed cockpit area. Finished in an accurate World War Two colour scheme it represents Spitfire EN398 as flown by Royal Air Force ace W/Cdr Johnnie Johnson, commanding officer of the Kenley Wing. "Johnnie" Johnson survived the war as the highest scoring R.A.F pilot being credited with 38 enemy aircraft shot down. Access to the flight battery is via an easy to use battery hatch with a magnetic lock so there is no need to take off the wing between flights, making the Spitfire ready to "scramble" at a moments notice, and for the ultimate in realism the wing is also ready to accept E-flite's (EFLG100) 15 size electric retracts. Designed for intermediate to advanced flyers looking to experience the thrills of fighter plane action with low strafing runs, and glorious victory rolls, the Spitfire MK 1X from Parkzone really is the model to have! This superb model is available in two versions either Bind and Fly (BNF) PKZ5780 with everything included in the box except a suitable DSM2 transmitter or a Plug and Play (PNP) PKX5775 version to which you add your own battery, charger, receiver and transmitter.