| Wingspan | 81 in | 2057 mm |
| Wing Area | 1205 in² | 78 dm² |
| Weight | 10 1/2 - 12 lb | 4762 - 5443 g |
| Wing Loading | 20 - 22.9 oz/ft² | 6103 - 6988 g/m² |
| Length | 65 in | 1651 mm |
| Radio Required | 4-Channel with 5 servos (2 ail, 1ele, 1 rud, 1 thro) | |
| Recommended Engines |
0.90 - 1.20 in³ (14.7 - 19.7 cm³) 2-Stroke 1.20 - 1.60 in³ (19.7 - 26.2 cm³) 4-Stroke | |
| Just like the Four-Star 40 and the Four-Star 60, the Four-Star 120 has a near perfect blend of simple construction, classic looks, and outstanding flight performance. | ||
| . . . Quick Building . . . | ||
| The lite-ply fuselage and simple wing design get the Four-Star 120 out to the flying field in short order. | ||
| . . . Easy Flying . . . | ||
| With a wing loading like a trainer, the Four-Star 120 is easy to fly, yet will perform all the free-style aerobatics your thumbs can keep up with. The impressive size of the Four-Star 120 (it's IMAA legal) make for smooth aerobatics and ultra-slow landings. Take your sport flying to a new level with the Four-Star 120! | ||
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