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U.S.S. Crockett Kit #1218 - Wooden-Metal Assembly BoxThe description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Description:assembly box -necessary assembly.The finished model has a length of 129.54 cm.
The UssCrockett was one of the seventeen of the Asheville class. This class had the particularity of being the first group of Navy ships to be fed by a gas turbine. Crockett was able to reach a maximum speed of 50 knots, but even more impressive it was the fact that it could accelerate its 230 tons from 0 to 40 knots in 60 seconds. The Crockett, stationed in the South Vietnam, was designed for coastal patrol, reconnaissance and for support missions. It is characterized by Balsa axes on a mouth -watering frame for the hull and by a classic spinning structure.The model, once made, can be used for simple exposure or can be put in water to telecomanding it:
All accessories to make it navigation are not included in the kit but must be bought separately:
Additional parts required for R/C:
Running Hardware: #2341.Engines: two dumas #2004 6V engines.Speed control: #8314 Electronic speed control.Battery: Nicad battery #8302.
Charger: charger #8315.Radiocomand: #8812-1 2-channel radio control with a servant.Deck Hardware # 2105
The UssCrockett was one of the seventeen of the Asheville class. This class had the particularity of being the first group of Navy ships to be fed by a gas turbine. Crockett was able to reach a maximum speed of 50 knots, but even more impressive it was the fact that it could accelerate its 230 tons from 0 to 40 knots in 60 seconds. The Crockett, stationed in the South Vietnam, was designed for coastal patrol, reconnaissance and for support missions. It is characterized by Balsa axes on a mouth -watering frame for the hull and by a classic spinning structure. The model, once made, can be used for simple exposure or can be put in water to telecomanding it: All accessories to make it navigation are not included in the kit but must be bought separately: Radiocomand: #8812-1 2-channel radio
