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RC Sailboat - Racing Sparrow 760 3D
Published at 2025-04-10
$22.00
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Description
The Racing Sparrow is a 760mm long 3D printed model yacht designed for casual sailing and fun! This affordable, easy-to-build boat is perfect for those looking for a relaxing sailing experience. The RS760 is designed by New Zealander Bryn Heveldt, an experienced sailor and designer.
Google Racing Sparrow for loads of photos and information or visit our website:
https://racingsparrow.co.nz
https://racingsparrow.co.nz
Key design features:
RS760, 950 mast 0.85Kg bulb
- Hull printed in 4 parts
- Printed rig fittings
- Twist hatch for waterproofing
- Bulb shell in 2 parts, filled with lead shot
- Keel in 2 parts, with carbon reinforcement slots
- Uses standard servos for 2-channel RC
- Minimal build time required
It is a 2-channel radio controlled model which sails just like a full size yacht.
With a well-thought-out design that sails beautifully, the Racing Sparrow provides a simple, enjoyable way to spend time on the water. Whether you're new to 3D printing or an experienced maker, this kit is designed to be assembled quickly and offers excellent sailing performance for recreational use.
Go sailing with the Racing Sparrow, the go-to model for fun, stress-free sailing."
Comes with:
Hull parts
Keel and Bulb Parts
Rigging Parts
Build Stand and Funnel
Instructions PDF
Logo file for sail
Hull parts
Keel and Bulb Parts
Rigging Parts
Build Stand and Funnel
Instructions PDF
Logo file for sail
To finish you will need
2 servos, receiver, 4AA battery and transmitter
Lead-shot to fill keel bulb shell
Carbon rods for keel and rig
Glues
Sail mylar
Various small parts from hardware store
For a global suppliers list visit the Racing Sparrow Materials Page
2 servos, receiver, 4AA battery and transmitter
Lead-shot to fill keel bulb shell
Carbon rods for keel and rig
Glues
Sail mylar
Various small parts from hardware store
For a global suppliers list visit the Racing Sparrow Materials Page
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