
Among some of the Japanese pilots it was regarded as the best American fighter plane of World War II. It was regarded and gained a reputation as being the most capable carrier-capable fighter-bomber in the Second World War. Navy, Marines, French Navy, New Zealand Air Force and several other, smaller air forces up until the 1960s. It was the longest production of a piston-engine fighter in the history of the U.S. Over the course of it’s production, Vought manufactured 12,571 F4Us in a range of 16 different models. The first prototype of the F4U was delivered to the U.S Navy in 1940 and the final delivery was made to France in 1953. How Did the F4U Corsair get Delivered to the U.S.F4U Corsair Characteristics and Specifications.

When was the F4U Corsair First Delivered?.Upgraded large battery compartment with a latch-type canopyĩ. Removable vertical stabilizer for easy transportationĥ. Upgraded CNC metal, electric, shock-absorbing retractsĤ. Upgraded 18x11 four-bladed scale propellerģ. Upgraded 5060 brushless motor with high-performance Hobbywing 80A ESCĢ. Turn heads at the field with the 1700mm F4U V3- a must have for every warbird fan.ġ. The screw-together assembly and plug type wing connectors make the assembly process a breeze. Operating out of an unpaved airstrip? The shock-absorbing metal retracts with bearing-equipped wheels not only look great, they greatly reduce airframe stress during ground operations. Rotating electric retracts, 3 position flaps, navigation and landing lights, slow retracting gear bay doors add to the dynamic realism of the aircraft. allow the aircraft to look statically realistic. Pitot tubes, missile racks, auxiliary fuel tank, aerials, exhausts, realistic tail gear, pilot figure etc. Powered by a 6S power system, Hobbywing 80A ESC, 5060 motor and a 11x18 four bladed prop, the F4U V3 has an extremely wide flight-envelope: adrenaline-pumping speeds and deceivingly trainer-like slow speed performance making the Corsair one of the easiest flying warbirds on the market today.Ĭommitted to creating the most visually realistic aircraft on the market, FMS has added numerous scale features onto the 1700mm F4U V3.

Known for its blistering speeds, high climb rate, survivability and firepower, the Corsair achieved an amazing 11:1 kill:loss ratio against Japanese fighters in the Pacific theater.įMS is proud to introduce the all-new 1700mm F4U V3. The inverted gull-wings of the Vought F4U Corsair is one of the most identifiable icons of the Second world war and Korean war.
