Bush Plane

Propeller drive mechanism: A special lever integrated in the fuselage allows you to set the three-blade propeller in rotation with one press. This is a great interactive feature that adds dynamics to the model during simulated flights.

Exposed four-cylinder engine: Under the opening engine cover there are four moving pistons in a push-pull arrangement that work synchronously with the movement of the propeller. This allows young designers to gain a tangible understanding of how combustion engines work in aviation.

Movable ailerons and rudders: The set is equipped with adjustable control surfaces on the main wings and tail stabilizer. The user can manually change their angle of inclination, which allows for reproducing real climbing and turning maneuvers.

Safari Design (Zebra Print): Unique zebra stripe decals and Wildlife Service emblems give the model an authentic bush plane look. This emphasizes the specialized purpose of the aircraft for operations in nature reserves and difficult terrain.