Pilots advance to turbine-powered flight with this Hangar 9 Aermacchi MB-339 model, scaled for 60-86N engines in a simulation experience. The design draws from the full-scale 1970s military jet trainer and light attack aircraft, built with lightweight balsa and plywood plus carbon fiber reinforcements. Printed covering adds scale details like panel lines, rivets, and weathering for an authentic military trim scheme.
This ARF jet delivers easy handling and full aerobatics in an indie simulation racer on PC. Experienced pilots find a stable platform that performs well without complexity. Seasoned jet flyers get solid value in a model ready for turbine engines.
The first Hangar 9 turbine jet is a perfect way for experienced pilots to move into turbine-powered models. It’s also ideal for seasoned jet pilots looking for great value in a well-behaved platform with excellent performance and easy handling. The full-scale Aermacchi MB-339 was designed and manufactured in the 1970s by Alenia Aermacchi SpA as a military jet trainer and light attack aircraft. This ARF aircraft has been designed to meet the need for an easy to fly yet fully aerobatic jet model suitable for 60-86N size turbine engines. It features lightweight balsa and plywood construction with carbon fiber reinforcements, plus this version is finished with a scale military trim scheme featuring printed covering that includes panel lines, rivets, weathering, and other details.
