Scale Aircraft

Precision laser-cut short kit for Peter Rake's 1/8 scale Fokker D.VIII, featuring a 42-inch wingspan and lightweight balsa construction. Designed for electric power with three or four function control options, this parasol fighter offers a simple build and excellent flying characteristics. Manufactured by Varlocity Laser & Models, this kit captures the unique lines of the "Flying Razor" in a practical, park-flyer package.

Precision laser-cut short kit for Peter Rake's 1/8 scale Morane-Saulnier AI, featuring a 42-inch wingspan and unique "clamshell" fuselage construction. Designed for electric power, this French WWI parasol fighter offers a fast, accurate build and excellent flying characteristics. Manufactured by Varlocity Laser & Models, this kit captures the distinctive lines of this historic aircraft in a practical, park-flyer package.

Precision laser-cut short kit for Peter Rake's 52-inch span Ryan PT-22 Recruit, a low-wing scale model of the iconic US Army Air Corps primary trainer. Designed for electric power and four-channel control, this kit captures the distinctive polished aluminum fuselage and yellow wings of the "Maytag Messerschmitt." Manufactured by Varlocity Laser & Models, this short kit provides accurately profiled components for a rewarding build and excellent flight performance

Classic light-aircraft Piper J-3 Cub, reproduced as a laser-cut short-kit for RC builders. A versatile and easy-to-fly design — perfect for vintage-style sport flying or lightweight scale builds.

Precision laser-cut short kit for Peter Rake's 1/9 scale Sopwith Pup, featuring a 36-inch wingspan and lightweight balsa construction. Designed for electric power with a geared Speed 400 motor, this three-function control model offers a simple and enjoyable build with excellent flying characteristics. Manufactured by Varlocity Laser & Models, this kit captures the timeless appeal of the classic WWI fighter in a practical, small-field-friendly package.

Precision laser-cut short kit for Peter Rake's 1/8 scale Sopwith Tabloid, featuring a 42-inch wingspan and lightweight balsa construction. Designed for brushless electric power, this early WWI British bomber-reconnaissance biplane offers a simple build and excellent flying characteristics. Manufactured by Varlocity Laser & Models, this kit captures a significant piece of aviation history in a practical, park-flyer package.