The yellow Piper J-3 Cub is one of aviation`s genuine classics. More than 20,000 Cubs were built between 1937 - 1947, and for years after that, it was the most commonly seen airplane at airports all over the country. Forgiving flight characteristics, light wing loading, and hands-off stability made it perfect for America`s weekend pilots. The Cub design is ideal for R/C flying and makes an excellent first-time 1/4-scale building project. The center-section comes off the fuselage when the wing panels are removed, allowing complete access to the radio gear and fuel tank through the open top of the cabin.

Wingspan 2667 mm
Wing Area 103.2 dm²
Length 1700 mm
Flying Weight 6350 - 7258 g

Radio Required
4-Channel with Heavy-Duty Servos
(not included)

Engine Required
(not included)
2-Stroke .60 - .90 (10 - 15 cc)
4-Stroke .90 - 1.50 (15 - 25 cc)