Micko
Aircraft's founder has over 25 years of scale modeling experience
and has participated in several Scale Masters
Tournaments. While his passion is building and
flying scale aircraft, he also
designs high quality Composite Kits,
Fiberglass Parts & Vacuumed Formed Parts for aircraft
designers like
David Andersen Designs and others. |
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Micko
Aircraft &
Accessories has just announced that it
has expanded its offerings to include an Composite Scale
P-51D fitted with a "Malcolm Hood" like those fitted to
RAF Mustang IIIs and many USAAF Eight and Ninth Air
Force P-51B/C Fighters. So unique ... Check it
out!
Micko Aircraft's Scale Composite "Grumman F6F Hellcat"
In
addition to his "Full Composite" P-47 Razorback. Micko Aircraft & Accessories rolled out their
Semi-Composite F6F Hellcat. The
Hellcat comes as a custom short kit. The kit consists of a complete fuselage
with all formers glassed in place, the
cowl mounted, and the motor box designed
for your motor of choice. This wonderful kit includes a fully detail
fiberglass
rudder and detailed top and bottom fiberglass wing skins for the center section.
Lastly, for an additional $200, detailed fiberglass top and bottom wing skins
are available.
The short kit includes the wing and stab plans
as well as presenting all other parts that have to be cut from balsa
and plywood.

There
are several kit cutters that make a very fine full wood kits that contains all
the sheet, stick wood and balsa, hard wood blocks and laser cut parts to build
the complete wing and stab from our plans.
There is quality landing gear made by Robart,
Sierra Giant Scale and Shindin Machine that will work very well with this Scale
95" Hellcat F6F.
Scale Hellcat F6F Specifications
|
Scale |
2.25" = 1' |
Wing Area |
1700 sq" |
Wingspan |
95" |
Power |
3.7 to 5.8 |
Length |
75" |
Weight Range |
34 to 43 lbs |
One of the unique features
of Micko Aircraft is that they're happy to speak with you
about Custom Fiberglass Parts for your specific
project as well as parts for other designers & kit suppliers. read
more... |