The Piper PA-18 Super Cub is a two-seat, single engine aircraft designed by the Piper Aircraft Company. First introduced in 1949, Super Cubs rugged construction, impressive payload and marvelous short-field performance quickly made it a mainstay of the bush flying fleet. Features Powerful 3541- 750KV Outrunner motor with Predator 45A ESC provides adequate thrust for any situation. CNC metal landing gear structure for less-than-perfect landings. 6.25-inch oversized balloon tires for all-terrain operations. STOL capable (Takes off in less than 3m/10ft) Pre-installed navigation and landing lights Scale-inspired trim scheme Durable EPO foam construction Strong aluminum landing gear with shock-absorbing articulation for all-terrain operations Oversize 6.25-inch tundra tires Functional flaps for remarkable STOL performance Factory-installed navigation and landing LED lights Two-piece plug in wing with carbon-fiber tube Folding wing struts for easy transportation and storage Large front-hatch allows for easy access to LiPo battery changes Includes float set and single water rudder for float plane conversion High power 4S compatible brushless motor and 45-amp ESC Direct-link servo setup offers precision movement No glue required- can be ready to fly in less than one hour (FMS154P)