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Latest stunt plane of designed by the 4-time consecutive World Championship winning Paysant-Le Roux is now recreated in 70-class. Four-time consecutive winner of the F3A World Championships, the world-renowned French champion Paysant-Le Roux's 2007 entry (2nd place) takes to the skies in a easy to manage 2-cycle 46-50 class or 4-cycle 52-70 class engine size. As a scaled down design of his original, naturally Le Roux was involved in ensuring that each section delivered performance over and above its size. The even shape and lightweight of the fuselage combines for easy-to-fly characteristics. The fuselage is pre-covered in high-quality film and given the Le Roux finishing touch with his unique color scheme. Intermediate to advanced fliers will be impressed with the authentic stunt airplane structure, and also the short time needed for completion. While complying with F3A rules, the design allows the fuel tank to be moved closer to the CG position when an engine with pump (sold separately) is loaded. For normal engines, the fuel tank can be positioned up against the bulk head providing a choice of specifications. In addition, higher flanks present a larger surface area for greater power on the knife edge. Also, based on testing by Le Roux, a ‘Canalizer' included as standard draws the airplane down a more consistent line. As the latest 70-class stunt flier designed specially for F3A competition, the OSMOSE takes stunt flying skill to the next level.
□Last updated:14 Jun 2008 |