| You've done great with your first trainer. Take offs and landings are solid, and figuring out which way the controls work when the plane is flying toward you is old hat. Now is the time to step up and start having some real fun | |
| SIG's Four Star 40 has been the "second airplane" of choice for thousands of modelers since its introduction in 1989. With it's low semi-symmetrical wing and a wing loading that would make most trainers proud, the Four Star 40 takes you to the next level, with all the free-style aerobatics and whoop-dee-doos your thumbs can conjure up. Now this same proven design is available in an Almost Ready to Fly model. |  |
| Like all SIG ARFs, only quality balsa and plywoods are used in the building of the Four Star 40 ARF. Each assembly is hand covered using genuine Aerokote film, for a strong, good looking finish. | |
| Specifications | ||
| Wingspan: | 59- 3/4 in | 1518 mm |
| Wing Area: | 604 in² | 39 dm² |
| Length: | 47 in | 1194 mm |
| Engine Req: | .40-.53 in³ (6.5 - 8.7 cm³) 2-Stroke Glow .40-.50 in³ (6.5 - 8.2 cm³) 4-Stroke Glow | |
| Radio Req: | 4 channel, 4 servos | |
| A complete hardware package with all the goodies is included as well as a fully illustrated assembly manual to guide you each step of the way. Tear out your .40 engine from your trainer, and give it new life with the best intermediate airplane you can put your sticks to: SIG's Four Star 40 ARF. |
The SIG Four Star 40 ARF is available in two color choices: red or yellow
