In the latest issue of Model Aviation Magazine (.modelaircraft.org) I saw an ad for the old Cox Classic Warbirds from a company called Gravity Hobby.
( ) I knew of the Cox Warbirds from before, but Cox is gone. The price of $15.99 with motor and hardware caught my eye, so I ordered the Corsair and the Spitfire. They take a few hours to build, and it is imperative to use the right size equipment. I used a GWS FM 6Ch RX, My Hitec Elipse 7 Transmitter, a GWS micro ESC, 2 E-Flite mini servos, and a 7.4 V, 800 Mah battery. The plane flies Phenomenal for a 3 channel, and has a really great glide to weight ratio. They are also very tough and fast little planes. They can take way more abuse than say the Parkzone J-3 cub or P-51 too. These are great little planes and the detail on them is very good. Here are the specs.
Product#: GEAR0100
Wingspan:20.25in.
Length:16.27in.
Flying weight:5oz.
The model comes complete with a thermo-formed polystyrene coated main wing complete with built in ABS spar and accurate panel lines. The fuselage is EPS foam with accurate shaping and fully panel lined. Tail feathers are also thermo-formed EPS sheet. Models come complete with all hardware including, pushrods, micro control horns,
speed 130 motor, injection molded canopy, 2 propellers-with spinner, a water slide decal sheet and clear instructions.
Requires,
• Micro 3-4 Channel RX
• Micro 7.2 volt 7 amp speed control
• 2 micro servos 7-10 In oz
• 2/3 AAA NIMH 6 cell 7.2 volt pack
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Best regards,
Dave Herbert
 Warbirds are back for $15.99. Here is the F4-U Corsair.){kind=link}