Sopwith Baby

Description:This unusual and very attractive WW I biplane is relatively easy to build and fly. Construction is typical built-up balsa and spruce, and flying wires are not required; the wings are strong enough without them. The cabane struts are wood and removable so wing alignment and model disassembly isn’t complicated.
Additional Information:

• Wingspan: 77 in.
  
• Length: 50 in.
  
• Engine Used: 3.7 ci
  
• Radio Req’d: 4 channels
  
• Sheets: 3
  
• Difficulty Level: 3