The Parkzone range of RC Electric Planes.

 Parkzone planes are completely finished and ready to fly. From the beginner RC plane, to RC aerobatics and some of the finest scale RC planes available.

 

This photo shows the brand new SE5a (available July 2011) This is a first for this manufacturer, in that it is a WW1 airplane. Hopefully this is the first of many! For more details, visit this page-The Parkzone SE5A World War One Aircraft.

As you will see below, WW2 airplanes are well represented.

All Park zone planes are completely finished and ready to fly. Manufactured from a dense foam material called "Z foam", they are very durable, but can be repaired with epoxy or foam safe CA.
 

All of the range are available in three styles, RTF, BNF and PNP.

The RTF versions are Ready To Fly. This means that all the radio gear ( including RC servos) is installed and an RC transmitter is included. As with all the models. assembly is at a bare minimum and it takes far longer to charge the batteries than do any assembly work! All batteries are included and at least one charger is in the box.

The BNF types are Bind anD Fly. They all use the latest radio technology of 2.4 Ghz frequency. This type of system needs a compatible transmitter and the receiver can be "bound" to the transmitter. Spektrum is usually the brand of radio used and I have found, over the years, that this is a super reliable brand. A further advantage of the 2.4GHz technology is that every combination of transmitter and receiver is unique, so no one else can possibly be on your frequency!  All the batteries and charger are usually in the box.

The final type is PNP. this is an anagram for Plug-aNd-Play. In this configuration there is no receiver, battery, charger or transmitter. The buyer must supply these components and plug them in.

Generally speaking the cost of these options reflect the components supplied, with RTF the most expensive and PNP the least. I believe that the BNF types are the most popular.

Here is almost the complete range of Parkzone RC electric planes, with details and purchasing information-

 

Ultra Micro P-51 BNF	Ultra Micro T-28 Trojan BNF	Ultra Micro Mosquito Mk VI BNF
Ultra Micro Sukhoi SU-26xp BNF	Ultra Micro J-3 Cub BNF	T-28 Trojan PNP
Ultra Micro P-51 RTF	Stinson Reliant SR-10 BNF	Ember 2 RTF

Night Vapor BNF	Ember 2 BNF	Night Vapor RTF
P-47D Thunderbolt BNF	F4U Corsair RTF	F4F Wildcat BNF
F4U Corsair PNP	P-51D Mustang BL BNF	P-51D Mustang BL RTF

Ultra Micro J-3 Cub RTF	Ultra Micro F4U Corsair BNF	Radian PNP
T-28D Trojan BNF	Radian RTF	Extra 300 PNP
Stinson Reliant SR-10 PNP	Messerschmitt Bf-109G BNF	Habu EDF BNF

Slo-V RTF Electric	J-3 Cub BL RTF Electric	Radian Pro BNF
F-27C Stryker PNP	Super Decathlon BL RTF	P-47D Thunderbolt PNP
Extra 300 BNF	Ultra Micro F4U Corsair RTF	Habu EDF PNP

F4F Wildcat PNP

Ultra Micro T-28 Trojan RTF

Radian Pro PNP

 

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