1100mm P-51 Fuselage

Well built only complaint is the replacement vertical stabilizers already had dents and scratches and marks in them brand new

The fuselage came with the decal sheet, which are the peel off type. It also had a separate control horn for the rudder that had to be glued on. There was a string to thread a servo wire from the rear of the fuse to the front. Don''t pull on it till you''ve attached the ELEVATOR servo wire to the thread. I first mounted the elevator servo as the original was, with the wire exit from the servo in the forward position. Getting the wire down ended up cutting the wire where the hard sharp plastic tub met it as it goes forward. I had to remove the bad servo and put in another with the wire exiting the servo in the aft position so the wire was against foam, not sharp plastic. IOW I turned the servo 180 degrees. I then had to shorten the elevator rod about 1/4'' too. The fuselage fits the old wing and elevator just fine. I give it 5 stars for completeness. Just beware of the servo wire. Maybe cutting away some of the sharp plastic where the wires goes forward so it doesn''t rub against the servo wire would also work other than turning the servo about 180 degrees.

The fuselage came with the decal sheet, which are the peel off type. It also had a separate control horn for the rudder that had to be glued on. There was a string to thread a servo wire from the rear of the fuse to the front. Don't pull on it till you've attached the ELEVATOR servo wire to the thread. I first mounted the elevator servo as the original was, with the wire exit from the servo in the forward position. Getting the wire down ended up cutting the wire where the hard sharp plastic tub met it as it goes forward. I had to remove the bad servo and put in another with the wire exiting the servo in the aft position so the wire was against foam, not sharp plastic. IOW I turned the servo 180 degrees. I then had to shorten the elevator rod about 1/4' too. The fuselage fits the old wing and elevator just fine. I give it 5 stars for completeness. Just beware of the servo wire. Maybe cutting away some of the sharp plastic where the wires goes forward so it doesn't rub against the servo wire would also work other than turning the servo about 180 degrees.