The De Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk was a training aircraft that became the standard training plane for the British military in the post-World War II era and also found extensive use in later variants for civilian applications, such as agricultural aviation. The model features gentle flying characteristics and stands out with its unique design, distinguishing it from other aircraft. The high degree of prefabrication allows for quick final assembly. The model can be powered by both classic combustion engines and modern brushless motors.

Technical specifications:

• Wingspan: 203 cm
• Wing area: 60.5 dm²
• Takeoff weight: 4.7 kg
• Length: 145.2 cm
• Engine size: 20 cc
• Servos: 5 channels, 7 servos

"Seagull-Models" and "SG-Models" are affordable models primarily constructed from wood, offering an excellent price-performance ratio. The product line includes many beautiful and unusual aircraft types that bring variety to any airfield. Almost all models can be used with both combustion and electric drives. The necessary accessories are included with these models. All models come with a comprehensive, illustrated, and easy-to-understand English assembly manual. The high degree of prefabrication allows for a short remaining assembly time. All models undergo extensive flight testing before serial production, ensuring very good flight performance.