AERONAUT MATHEA VII

Product number: 9744862
Manufacturer number: 305400
GTIN/EAN: 4012230112398

€199.00*

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Description "AERONAUT MATHEA VII"
In 1954 Christoph von Mayenburg established a world speed record with the original Mathea VII. We designed a model of this famous boat by using laser-cut precision and up-to-date building techniques.

The Mathea is an all-wood construction and uses precisely cut frames and stringers to build up a light yet strong hull. A special kind of jig is used to ensure proper alignment of all parts and a rapid building process.

Cockpit and engine compartment can be removed in one piece and give good access to motor and radio equipment. Unlike the original the model’s deck is made of mahogany so that each modeller has a choice between the warm natural colour of mahogany and a scale-like painted deck.
The complex shapes at front and rear end of the cockpit are built up from individual layers and can easily be sanded to produce a perfect surface. A-Tex is used as a sheeting material for cockpit and back rest. The pilot’s seat is upholstered with foam and synthetic leather. Suitable pilots are available from various manufacturers in 1:5 and 1:6 scale.

Comprehensive building instructions in the typical aero-naut style explain the individual building steps with graphics and text so that expert and novice alike will be able to achieve a satisfying result.

Technical data
Engine Type: Brushless Electric
Scale: 1:51
Weight (g): 1800 g
Length (mm): 910
Use: Water
Wide (mm): 440
Rec. engine: KIRA 600-24 Kontronik
Version: KIT
Build Skill: Professional
Over the past 30 years, the company Aeronaut has been distributed from Modellbau Lindinger due to high quality products and services. The name "Aeronaut", based from the Greek Symbol for air and water, was chosen for the company in the 1970's as they stepped into the RC industry. Aeronaut is well known for self-designed and manufactured products, for example, the CAMCarbon Folding Propeller.