Detailed Unboxing of the Seagull Boeing P-26A Peashooter 30cc 71" ARF - 94th Pursuit Squadron

If you're thinking about this ARF, here is your virtual unboxing experience where I'll take everything out and show you each piece of the model.
My goal here is to simply give you a close up of the ARF so you know exactly what you're getting into if you're considering one. Enjoy!
Seagull P-26A Peashooter Manual - bit.ly/3HZUpm8
P-26A (Green @ Gator-RC - bit.ly/3t0654s
P-26A (Blue) @ Gator-RC - bit.ly/3J4rCOQ
P-26A (Green) @ Legend Hobby - bit.ly/3IYNHhz
P-26A (Blue) @ Legend Hobby - bit.ly/3J206BE

[@djmoosecom]

Have you assembled a Seagull Peashooter? This is one of the latest batch (2022). Does anything look updated?

[@rkelley8475]

Mine lasted 15 seconds.. definitely a squirrely bird and the cg is razors edge

[@djmoosecom]

yeah, this was an impulse buy that I wish I hadn't pulled the trigger on. Thus...I haven't put it together yet. I also have a feeling the ground handling will not be great. I will assemble it...maybe this winter.

[@danielhitchens4407]

@@djmoosecom i wouldn't be too down on your purchase..some of these vids you would have seen on here were not set up well..the first thing you will want to do is buy some larger wheels 5" and move the axle line forward an inch if you can..i know i will..i just poped this beauty out the box and boy it looks just great..so far i have done some calculations air frame,batteries, servos,+other possible bits needed comes to 12.5 pounds..now needs an engine..rcgf 35cc is a budget brings this plane to 14.3 pounds..i would probably aim for the saito fg41ts myself this one brings it to 16.5 pounds then for some additional grunt the fg60r3 will top in at about 17.6 pounds..dont take for granted the actual cg on any plane manual always do a double check of the planes wing chord and think about 25 to 33% mac on any plane you throw together..hope this helps

[@jeffs7915]

@@danielhitchens4407 I fly the Hobby King 35cc Gee Bee R1, what an abortion! Over built wing, under built gear, rudder thats a repurposed aileron, and no instructions, well thank God for that. Went with pull/pull on elevator and rudder, Moved the engine forward 11/8",
No lead needed, no pilot figure, built a light rudder, foam tail wheel, still 13 1/2 lbs, a Yogi bear to land.

[@djmoosecom]

Pea Shooter Pop-Top!

[@jeffs7915]

Step it up pal