R/C ARF Flying Model Pterosaur Specifications

• Wingspan: 3200mm (126")
• Length: 1140mm (44.9")
• Flying Weight: 2200g (77.6oz)
• R/C Functions: Traditional elevons made into wing during manufacture.  Right/left rudder effect by head rotation controlled by micro gyro. 
• Air-brake option by deploying the top plate using a micro servo. 
• Requires (2) high torque metal gear  servos, (1) metal gear standard servo (head) and (1) micro gyro

Short-tailed pterosaur that lived from the  upper Jurassic period about 156-110 million years ago.

**See photos below**

Kit Contents:

(1) Carbon fiber/ Kevlar  body with integral legs and webbed feet

(1) Kevlar fiber head

(1) Pair of carbon fiber flight arms and claws with fixed Kevlar flight skin 

(1) Instruction set

Miscellaneous small parts and accessory items for R/C gear setup (wing control cables, etc.)

Painted by Wild Skies Models -- $1,171.00 + S/H

Unpainted ------------------------$1,063.00 + S/H

Unpainted display model ---------$924.00 + S/H

Dsungaripterus in History

The first Chinese pterosaur "Dsungaripterus" was discovered in 1964. The fossils found of it consisted of the front parts from skull, jaw and most of the parts the body and wing skeleton. They were recovered in excellent condition. This pterosaur had an estimated maximum skull length of 50cm and a wingspan of more than 3 m. The toothless jaw ends indicates that this species subsisted on a diet of lobsters, crabs and other crustaceans. Our model requires the use of strong metal geared servos (with 1 kg ) of torque). A high rate gyro is also required to achieve adequate yaw control.

Photos-- Click on photos to enlarge

(not limited to these color schemes)

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