The Oceanis 60 is supplied Almost-Ready-To-Sail, all that's required is a standard two channel radio system.  What's more, it features all built up wood construction, pretty rare in this plastic age!
The model features pre-rigged aluminum mast/clear film sails that attach to the hull in seconds.
This yacht is made to race, and looks fantastic.
A wooden stand is included for display and maintenance purposes.
When you see this model, you won’t believe how great it looks!  Oceanis 60 Radio Controlled YachtThe Oceanis 60 Radio Controlled Yacht is part of the Equipage range of R/C Yachts. 
The Equipage range of R/C yachts are supplied largely pre-built and finished from the factory - all you need to do is fit standard 2 channel radio equipment and you're ready to sail! 
These yachts are of all-wood hull construction (fibreglass reinforced) and feature planked hulls with fittings, aluminium masts and clear Mylar sails - making them stunning both on and off the water!
 Oceanis 60 Features* Suitable for beginners and intermediate skills
* Full colour instructions
* Fiberglass reinforced hulls
* Inner hulls are triple resin treated for added durability
* All new plastic, aluminum and stainless steel accessories
* Very high quality rigging cord
* Mylar material sails
* All stickers made by Bainbridge USA, who specialise in markings for full-size yachts
* New wooden stand
 Oceanis 60 Contents* Pre-built and painted scale model yacht with display stand
* Each rc yacht also supplied with a "Equipage" logo embroidered high quality baseball cap.
 Required for operation (not included)
2 Channel Radio with 2 Standard Servos
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Model Flight Recommends the
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You will need 8
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batteries for the transmitter |
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Note: Comes in a 4 pack |
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Sanyo AA alkaline batteries - 4 in a pack
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Model
Boat Accessories
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[JRPSREGECO] Regatta
Eco Sail Servo, 4.0kg |
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[JRPSREGATTA] Regatta Sail Servo, 8.5kg.cm, |
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