Length: 1493mm\(60.9"\)
Wing span: 1860mm\(73.2"\)
Wing area: 55.3sq.dm\(5.95sq.ft\)
Wing loading: 117.5g/sq.dm\(38.5oz/sq.ft
Flying weight: 6.5kg\(14.3lbs\)
Recommended radio: 6ch & 8 servos *\(not included\)
Recommended engine: 120 4-cycle \(108 2-cycle\) *\(not included\)

Features:
Factory painted to scale, and pre-applied decals, covered with clear coat.
Functional Split flaps \(scale flaps in 2 sections on each wing, split from the trailing edge of the wing\)
All hardware included \(screws, rods, fuel tanks etc...\)
Epoxy resin fiberglass fuselage, built up wings, covered with solartex fabric and finished with a flat paint scheme, decals pre-applied and clear coated!

OPTIONAL:
Scale retracts - including alloy wheels, oleo struts and generation 5 retract system.

Special Note:
When most models are made, most companies typically stretch the nose further forward than it is on the original aircraft. This is especially true on full scale aircraft with very large nose mounted engines \( the Typhoon\). They essentially sacrifice the scale look of a model for needing to add less nose weight to balance it. These aircraft are designed to be very accurate in outline, and it is not unusual on most of them to take a pound or more of noseweight. In the case of the typhoon, the original had a very short nose, with a massive engine, which means that for this

to maintain the scale outline you will have to add a significant amount of noseweight, often more than 3 lbs.