RC Warbirds – Realistic Scale Aircraft for Warbird Enthusiasts

RC Warbirds are replicas of the original Warbirds flown during World War II.  These planes are not the designs produced from someone’s fantasy, but are copies of the planes that filled the skies in mortal combat during past wars.  You can’t help but want to study the history of the fighter plane you’ve chosen to fly.  Information on the original Warbirds is readily available on the Internet.  You can learn when the aircraft was manufactured, how many were built, and what battles they fought.  What a history lesson for young pilots!

Three World War II aircraft have emerged recently to become favorites of RC airplane enthusiasts:  the ParkZone Corsair, the ParkZone Me 109 and the RC Spitfire.

The acrobatics of the ParkZone Corsair, with its gull wing design, makes it one of the fastest RC fighter planes to fly.  The RTF (ready to fly) version, when fully charged, can perform thrilling aerial acrobatics and maneuvers. 

ParkZone Me 109 is an exact replica of the German Messerschmitt BF-109G.  When you experience the antics of this remote controlled Warbird, no other aircraft will capture your attention the same way.  It can roll, turn and loop with ease.  If you’ve ever fantasized about becoming a fighter pilot, this Warbird will turn your fantasies into reality, but with a remote control instead of cockpit controls.

RC Spitfire satisfies your need for speed and maneuverability.  The elliptical wing of this fighter jet makes looping and turning a breeze.

Flying RC Warbirds are not only thrilling to fly but bring a nostalgic feeling that can’t be duplicated with modern-day RC aircraft.  You’ll go back in time to when pilots were heroes when you fly RC Warbirds.