Red Bull gives you wings? Well with this 540T Red Bull plane you can actually get some and see what it feels like to fly the plane that is part of such a big culture. There is really not much to say here, if you do like the look of this plane click below for more information, we think its worth checking out.

Flying Cat 90 R/C Pusher Jet has a wing span of 60inch (1525mm) with flying weight of 6.9lbs (3160grams). It is a top quality wood constriction with fiberglass fuselage. Engine required is 2c 0.91 ; 4c 1.20 and radio equipment required would be 5 channel 7 servo transmitter. All other hardware and accessories are included. A good addition would be to add optional pneumatic or electric landing gear. We like to look of it, and for that price it does have value.

Hangar 9’s first World War I scale aircraft is one of history’s most recognizable fighters. No other Allied scout blasted from the sky as many enemies as the Sopwith Camel, a single-seat British biplane so named because of the ‘hump’ that stored the breeches of the twin Vickers machine guns mounted in front of the cockpit. Small and highly maneuverable, the Sopwith Camel 60 ARF
features a meticulous UltraCote trim scheme and other scale features, such as an engine, guns and pilot figure.

There was once a time that only the very wealthy could afford a private jet … and that time still exists. In the mean time you’ll just have to dream with this impressive Boeing 737 airliner. This R/C plane is build from tough expanded Polypropylene foam and incorporates two powerful wing mounted electric jet motors and is easy to fly … oh yeah and it’s heaps of fun!