WP LASER 200 (rot) Graupner 6276 The LASER 200 is an aerobatic machine which was built by the famous American pilot Leo Loudenslager; he based the LASER on the Stephens Acro. Leo Loudenslager was overall winner of the 1980 World Championships flying this aircraft. In the design of our model we placed great emphasis on good aerobatic characteristics, although the machine can still be flown relatively slowly on the landing approach. The model is of conventional all-wood construction, with suitable reinforcements at critical points. The fuselage is of built-up former-based construction, designed with light weight in mind combined with adequate strength. The wing panels are of conventional rib and spar construction. Fuselage, wing and tail panels are supplied factory-covered in several colours. The rudder and elevator are actuated using the Direct Steel System (DSS), ensuring slop-free control surface linkages. Little workis required to complete the model: primarily gluing the tail panels to the fuselage, and installing the fueltank, power plant and RC system. The wing panels are joined using an aluminium tube and then attached to the fuselage. Assembly instructions in German, English and French including stage photos. Fuselage, wing panels, tailplane and fin, GRP cowl and wheel spats, undercarriage, wheels, fueltank, canopy, pilot figure, spinner, small items and linkage hardware pack. Rudder
Elevator
Ailerons
Throttle Wingspan approx. 1780 mm
Overall length approx. 1480 mm
Wing area approx. 66 dm²
All-up weight according to fittings approx. 4200 g
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