The Molt Models Hellcat is a GWS IPS S1 powered parkflyer designed by Mike Molt. While the construction is not suited for your first balsa build, the laser cut, interlocking parts make assembling this kit straightforward. 

The kit comes with everything you need to complete the airframe including Sullivan pushrods, DuBro wheels, and micro servo connectors. You will need Solite covering or an equivalent lightweight covering.

To fly your Hellcat, you will need a GWS IPS-A power system, three submicro servos (GWS Picos or HS-55s recommended, an ESC rated for about 5-7 amps, and a micro receiver with at least four channels.

Specifications: Wingspan: 30 in Length: 23.5 in. Wing Area: 170 sq in Weight: 7 to 8 oz Ready To Fly Loading: 5.93 to 6.77 oz/sq ft Power: Brushed or Brushless power systems. Piloting: Intermediate Skill Building: "Has built a few planes before" NOT for BEGINNERS Kit Contents: Laser cut balsa and plywood Formed plastics including canopy and cowling. Fixed landing gear wire DuBro wheels Sullivan Pushrod housings and flex cable Micro Servo Connectors Misc Hardware Tools Needed: Sharp knife (#11 X-Acto) Sealing Iron Sandpaper Screwdrivers Pliars Stickpins Ruler 90-degree Triangle Plastic wrap or wax paper

Items Needed to Complete: 1 roll lightweight covering (SoLite or similar) Extra covering or trim sheets for detail work as needed for finish Paint for plastic parts Thin and thick CA 5 Minute Epoxy 4 channel transmitter minimum Micro receiver, 4 ch. minimum 3 ea. HS-55, GWS Pico/Naro, or similar (Rudder, Elevator, ailerons) Female JST connector for battery Male JST connector for motor if not using IPS Power system Brushed Power System: GWS IPS-A Micro brushed ESC, 5-7 A minimum 2S 600+ mAh LiPo (0.5" x 1.4" x 2.5" maximum) or 8.4V 370 mAh NiMH battery Brushless Power System: Feigao 1208436L 12mm Brushless Motor in GWS IPS-A Gearbox LiPo Battery (600+ mAh, 0.5" x 1.4" x 2.5" maximum)

The current version is A1

Hellcat Manual, Version A1 (3.48 MB)