EXTRA 330LX 50CC ARF

Designed in the late 1980s by Walter Extra, the Extra 300 series of airplanes allowed U.S. pilots to finally be competitive in international unlimited aerobatic competition. The 300 series was a follow-up to the popular Extra 260, featuring more horsepower and a lighter airframe using composite construction techniques. The Extra 330 features a wider chord rudder and larger elevator than the original Extra 300 for increased aerobatic performance and a more powerful Lycoming engine that increased the output to 330 HP. The Extra 330 with its near fighter plane performance is rated for a whopping 10Gs!

esigned for both precision aerobatics and 3D throw-down style flying, the Seagull Extra 330LX is a fully built-up model featuring balsa wood and light-ply construction. The Version 2 release bolsters critical areas by