Gotha G.IV WWI Bomber, Maxford USA

The Gotha G.IV pilot seat was offset to port with the fuel tanks immediately behind. This blocked the connecting walkway that previously on earlier machines allowed crew members to move between the three gun stations. All bombs were carried externally in this model. The Gotha included an important innovation in the form of a "gun tunnel" whereby the underside of the rear fuselage was arched, early versions allowing placement of a rearward-facing machine gun protecting from attack from below, removing the blind spot. Later versions expanded the tunnel to remove the lower gun, providing a slot in the upper fuselage that allowed the rear gunner to remain stationary.

Special Features

1. Unique product, only ARF available on the market
2. Easiy fits fully assembled into a compact car making a trip to the field quick 
3. Electric twin pusher
4. Scale-look landing gear, engine cowl
5. Optional scale-look spoked wheels, guns, pilots

Specifications:

Wingspan:  62.5"

Length:  33"

Wingarea:  607 Sq In

Radio: Min of 4 channel and 4 mini servos

Arf Weight: 2lbs 7oz

Power:  2 brushless outrunner motor - min 160W each