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ParkZone AirplanesMost ParkZone Airplanes come with everything needed to fly in one box! The RTF planes include the radio system, batteries, and even a charger. The plug-n-play (PNP) versions allow you to use your existing radio system.
ParkZone Sukhoi Su-26mThe Sukhoi Su-26m is one of the latest additions to the ParkZone family. It's the only ParkZone airplane I am aware of that is not available as an RTF, it is available as Bind-N-Fly only. 
That's not the only thing that makes this bird of one a kind though! As a general rule, the larger an airplane is, the better it flies. That's why you don't see too many tiny indoor airplanes that can perform precise aerobatic manuevers like larger pattern-type planes can. This plane is definetily the exception. For the first time ever, you can now use the local gymnasium or your backyard to perfect those aerobatic maneuvers that you strive to master with your larger pattern-type airplanes! Best ParkZoneplane out there if you're lookying for a tiny plane that performs just as well as the big boys! Slo-V Electric RTF RC Airplane
This is probably the most popular of the ParkZone airplanes. Designed to fly nice and slow for the beginner pilot, this 3-channel bird has elevator, rudder, and throttle controls. Slo-V ParkZone Airplanes are equipped with ParkZone’s *Mode Change Flight Control™ System. This is an excellent feature for a beginner pilot. While it’s not small enough to fly in your living room, this bird can easily be flown in a small gymnasium or warehouse. This ParkZone airplane is equipped with an X-port allowing you and your buddy to engage in friendly aerial combat, drop bombs, or fly at night. Park Zone Mini RC AirplanesEtomic Series ParkZone Airplanes
The ParkZone Ember RTF and Parkzone’s Vapor form ParkZones Etomic family of ultra-micro flyers. Both of these slow flying birds can be flown in a very large room or basement. Equipped with Spektrums 2.4Ghz technology, more than one can be flown at once without worry of interference. Both are supplied with single cell Li-Po batteries in order to supply maximum power with minimal weight.
By looking at the photo’s you see that these two ParkZone airplanes are very similar in design, with the vapor being a bit more sleek in style. The most significant difference between the two is that the Vapor is available in a Bind-N-Fly version in addition to the RTF model. This means that you can bind your existing Spektrum radio system to the Vapor and save a few bucks. If you take a look at the videos you will notice that the Vapor is little quieter and can fly a bit slower than the Ember. Parkzone Micro Cessna 210 RTF or the Micro Citabria RTF?
Many people ask what the difference is between the ParkZone Micro Cessna 210 and the Parkzone Micro Citabria. That’s a very good question because they are available for the same price. Both come equipped with Spektrums 2.4Ghz radios, Li-Po batteries and charger/display stand. There is nothing that really sets them apart in the specifications.
There is a difference in how the two fly. The Cessna has a bit more zing, so it requires a larger area to fly. The Citabria can fly much slower and therefore requires much less space to fly. The Citabria is a bit more responsive but doesn’t do well with wind. When making your decision ask yourself where you are most likely to fly it. If you plan to fly it mostly outside then you may want to get the Cessna. If you plan to do most of your flying in a gymnasium or warehouse then go with the Citabria. I am confident that you will not regret your choice regardless of which one of these ParkZone airplanes you choose. WWII Combat Zone
Choose between with the P-51D Mustang, Focke Wulf 190 or the most famous warbird of WWII, the Parkzone Spitfire Mk IIB. Equipped with 480 motors, these 3-channel warbirds have aileron, elevator, and throttle control.
The ZX10 radio systems have Mode Change Flight Control™ System and can be used in other 3-channel aircraft with the same size motor. When you’re ready to put your bird in overdrive, simply upgrade to the 3s 2100mAh Li-Po battery!
Team up with your buddies and turn your backyard into an all out war zone with X-port combat modules. Land a hit on your buddy’s plane and it immediately kills his motor for 10 seconds! He will still be able to steer his plane, and may even be able to stay in the air if he’s high enough when you nail him. It’s completely awesome to knock your buddy’s plane out of the sky! Scale ParkZone AirplanesIf you want to fly a scale RC airplane without spending countless hours (or months) building and tweaking, then look no farther. You will have ParkZone’s airplanes out of the box and in the sky in no time!
The ParkZone J-3 Cub is Equipped with a brushless motor and Li-Po batteries, this little guy has plenty of power for your aerobatics desires. The included ZX10 radio system can be used in other 3 channel planes with the same size motors when you’re ready to upgrade.
The ParkZone T-28 Trojan U.S. military trainer not only looks cool, but is an all out power house! With a 480, 960Kv outrunner brushless motor powered by a 11.1V, 1800mAh Li-Po battery, this animal can burn holes in the sky! The T-28 Trojan RTF comes with the re-useable ZX10 radio system, or you get use any major brand or receiver and transmitter if with the T-28 Trojan PNP version. Make sure you have prior flying experience before taking on this beast! 3D Fun with a ParkZone Airplane
Parkzone Typhoon2 3D RTF electric park flyer is perfect for an experienced 3D pilot looking for a powerful 3D plane that can be flow most anywhere with minimal preparation time. With a brushless motor and included Li-Po batteries, the Typhoon2 3D has no problem performing hovers, harriers, torque-rolls, and even waterfalls. The included ZX10 radio can be used in other similar sized airplanes. The Speed Demon of Park Zone Airplanes
Are you looking for speed? Equipped with a high speed 1880Kv brushless motor and 3-cell 11.1V Li-Po battery pack, the Parkzone Stryker jet can reach speeds in excess of 80 mph! Choose between high and low rates with a flip of a switch on the ParkZone 4 channel FM 72Mhz radio. Please keep in mind, this is NOT a beginner’s airplane. You have to be on your toes to keep up with this animal!
*When any airplane turns, it immediately begins to loose elevation. It’s second nature for an experienced pilot to add elevator when making a turn. A beginner will tend to forget to add elevator and this leads to many crashes in the learning process, especially if you are learning to fly on your own. ParkZone's Mode Change Flight Control™ System automatically mixes in a touch of elevator when making a turn. After you have some flight time under your belt, the system can be deactivated with a flip of switch. The system can also be configured for high and low rates for advanced ParkZone airplanes. Related Pages:
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