Krick Klemm L25d E Lasercut Construction Kit 10280
£215.00

Brand:  Krick
Part No: K10280
Barcode: 4025792143915
Availability : Sold Out !

In the years around 1935, the Klemm 25 was certainly the most popular sports aircraft in Germany. This was particularly evident in 1935, when no less than 111 Klemm 25 of the d and e series took off for the German flight of 161 registered aircraft. The Klemm 25 has been one of the most popular modular models in the Krick range for many years.

It was therefore time to adapt this design to the latest production and construction methods. Thanks to the targeted use of laser technology, all plywood and balsa wood parts are designed in such a way that a plug-in construction has been created that is simple and self-explanatory, is a lot of fun and very quickly produces a beautiful, warp-free shell without any special aids. Nevertheless, importance was still attached to the scale loyalty and the achievement of the exemplary flight characteristics of this classic.

Compared to the previous design, many model aircraft requests for modern design have been introduced. Now the wing centre section with landing gear is firmly connected to the fuselage and both wing halves are attached. The aileron servos are located in the wing. Furthermore, the entire cockpit area from the bonnet has been designed to be removable with a magnetic holder for optimum and convenient access to the RC area. With all these improvements, the model is still as light as its predecessor and has the same impressive flight characteristics as the original.

The kit contains all wooden parts cut out in the finest laser quality, all linkage parts, cockpit windows, chassis parts and wheels, the deep-drawn bonnet and the decal sheet with the inscription. A detailed illustrated building instruction makes the construction very easy. Covering material, adhesives and paints are not included.

Technical Specifications
Scale 1:7
Wingspan 1859 mm
Length 1071 mm
Wing area 40,80 dm²
Elevator area 6,50 dm²
Flying weight approx. 2000 g
Wing loading approx. 43 g/dm²