* Deluxe version include a new 2957-2210KV inrunner motor, and CNC aluminium retracts with shock absorbers.

The F-16C “Fighting Falcon” is a single-engine multi-role fighter aircraft originally developed for the United States Air Force (USAF). Designed as an air superiority day fighter, the aircraft evolved into a successful all-weather multirole platform. The F-16C features an internal M61 Vulcan cannon and multiple locations for mounting weapons and other mission equipment. Operating in nearly 30 countries to this day, the F-16 has distinguished its place in aviation history.

Freewing has modeled this brilliant aircraft in EPO foam with a 70mm electric ducted fan (EDF) power system. With a 1306mm length and 878mm wingspan, this 1/12 scale flying replica including many exciting features! An accurate scale outline with sharp surface details and panel lines make this model stand out at your airfield. Removable main wings and a magnetic nose cone make transport very convenient. The cockpit battery bay cover is secured with a sliding latch to prevent separation during flight, and the entire aircraft is reinforced with strategic placement of carbon tubes to withstand vigorous flying maneuvers. A control board helps to consolidate all the wiring for a clean battery bay.

The Freewing 70mm F-16C V2 features CNC electric retractable landing gear for lower drag and better scale appearance during flight. The aircraft is designed for stability, strong vertical climbing performance, and short takeoff distance. The aircraft can also maintain a high alpha of 30 degrees to demonstrate its superior low speed stability.

FEATURES:

• Model officially licensed by Lockheed Martin

•  Durable EPO Foam and Reinforced Construction

• Realistic Shape and Detailing

• CNC Full metal retractable main and steerable nose gear with shock absorbing struts, Retractable suspended gear

• 12-Blade EDF Fan For Realistic Sound, 2957-2210KV Brushless inrunner, and Hobbywing 80A ESC

• Removable Wings and Magnetic Nose Cone for Easy Transport

• Minimal Assembly