OSMW Comet 25 Kit
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The Old School Model Works Comet Laser-Cut R/C Kit captures all the jet-age looks and excitement of classic 1950s aviation in a smooth-flying 39.5-inch delta wing model. Designed for experienced builders and pilots, this RC plane kit offers remarkably gentle low-speed handling and predictable performance without overwhelming speed. Constructed with high-grade balsa and plywood, the Comet balsa kit accommodates both brushless electric setups and glow engines for versatile power choices.
Experience true craftsmanship with the Old School Model Works Comet Laser-Cut R/C Kit. Utilizing exclusive WEB-LOCK construction and precision laser-cut components, builders can assemble a perfectly aligned delta wing effortlessly using the included jigs. The fuselage is cleverly designed with built-in access hatches secured by thumbscrews, letting you quickly reach your brushless motor LiPo battery or fuel tank and radio gear. Complete with rugged pre-bent 1/8" main gear, a steerable nose gear assembly, and a clear pre-formed canopy, this retro RC aircraft kit pairs timeless style with modern USA-made hardware quality.
What experience level is required for the Old School Model Works Comet Laser-Cut R/C Kit?
The Old School Model Works Comet Laser-Cut R/C Kit is intended for experienced builders and flyers. It requires prior model building skills and delta wing flight experience to successfully construct and operate.
What power setup works best with the Old School Model Works Comet Laser-Cut R/C Kit?
The Old School Model Works Comet Laser-Cut R/C Kit supports both electric and glow power systems. For electric setups, a .25-sized brushless motor with a 60A ESC and 3S LiPo battery is recommended. For glow setups, a .19 to .30 size glow engine is ideal.
Does the Old School Model Works Comet Laser-Cut R/C Kit require specialized radio equipment?
Yes, the Old School Model Works Comet Laser-Cut R/C Kit requires a 4-channel radio transmitter system equipped with elevon mixing capabilities, along with three 40-70 in./oz. servos (and a fourth for throttle if using a glow engine).







































