Seagull Models
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Seagull Models is a line of radio controlled almost ready to fly model airplanes.
These models are commonly costructed of premium materials such as balsa wood, aircraft plywood, epoxy glass moldings and covered with iron on, heat shrink materials. Power for these airplanes can be glow engines, gas engines or electric motors.
