MID985   Midwest   Jim Wilder II R/C 

TECH NOTES
       This is a Electric Powered, Radio Controlled, Wood Construction,
         Midwest Jim Wilder II Deluxe Tugboat with Micro-Glass Cloth
             12 volt Electric Motor and All Running Hardware.
   The Jim Wilder was named after Jim Wilder, owner of Wilder Tug and Launch
               and was built in 1876 in Oakland, California.
             Designed for the Intermediate to Advanced Modeler.

FEATURES: Micro-cut quality balsa, basswood, and mahogany parts
          Crisply die-cut components for ease of assembly
          Unique hull construction utilizing an integral building jig to
            insure a true hull shape
          Balsa planking strips and step-by-step planking instructions make
            finishing the hull an enjoyable building experience
          Brass rudder shaft and rudder post bushing
          Rudder linkage for R/C Operation
          Die-cut and self-aligning rudder servo tray and motor mount platform

INCLUDES: Stainless steel prop shaft, brass stuffing tube with bronze bushing,
            molded nylon 4-bladed propeller, lightweight fiberglass
            cloth, brass couplers and nylon dogbone, instruction booklet
            and full size plans.

REQUIRES: Radio: 2 channel system w/one servo on a ground frequency
          12V Speed Control
          12V Sealed lead acid battery
          Ballast material
          Paint (enamel) and misc. building and field supplies

SPECS:    Length: 32.5" (825mm)
          Width:  9.38" (238mm)
          Scale:   5/8":1'

COMMENTS: This is a very detailed kit and is good for an intermediate builder.

ACCESSORIES
THIS IS THE JIM WILDER II TUGBOAT. IT IS VERY DETAILED AND IS FOR INTERMEDIATE
TO ADVANCED BUILDERS.

INCLUDES: ALL WOOD TO BUILD THE KIT, 12 VOLT MOTOR, ALL RUNNING HARDWARE

REQUIRES: 2 CHANNEL RADIO W /ONE SERVO, ESC, BATTERY AND MISC. BUILDING
          AND FIELD EQUIPMENT.

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