Two seat ultralight aircraft
Hud control changes from float plane to land wheeled version.
Rear engine "pusher" design offers a wonderfully unobstructed forward view.
Nicely detailed instrument panel.
Fully adjustable seating.
Articulated control surfaces.
Particle wake (float plane version) and rotating wheels on landing, nose wheel turns when on the ground.
The plane was designed to fly from a ground strip or water, I've included a version for above ground prim airstrips that solves the banking when taxiing problem.
Paint textures included
What a beauty!
Thank you Sky for making this. I have several planes and boats, cars, motorcycles, a few submarines, and a couple of helicopters. Some are simple sit and spin, others require reading a manual to learn to handle. This beauty is a delight. It has the feel of flying with easy, intuitive controls. The pontoons and wheels are interchangeable even in flight so I can lift off from land, land in the water, and keep going. 400L is a steal for this. If you are looking for a first plane, this is a great choice.
lots of fun
ok i seen this thing and had to buy one for 400l why not .
it is well worth the buy trust me looks great and flys great and is a lot of fun to buzz around the blake sea love it best fun i have had for 400 l thanks for the great build
2019 Nice but needs catching up
I don't recall any ulta-lights with floats as yet and this was a curious buy. I have the mini-sub by the builder which has never disappointed and I have modded many times. There are four things needing updating here.
1. Propeller graphics
2. Engine sound
3. Falling threw the plane when standing
4. Canopy texturing
All in all it's a nice float ultra-light. People with experience can get around the minor things but I think as the era is coming to a close it could use an update into the new one. The price is very decent and it is mod.
Decent for price
Pretty good model, barebones HUD. It turns, doesn't really bank. Power is applied in 10% increments, 20% power can fly normally or slowly sink, depending on if you briefly dropped power to 10% first. 10% or less power makes it almost fall out of the sky, only hold stay at it if you want to put wheels down right now. Above 40% power may be going kind of fast for an ultralight. Best landing setup is likely 20% power for approach, maybe a bob to 10% briefly to start the sink then back to 20%, drop to 10% to plant the wheels.
EXCELLENT (5 STARS)
BUY IT. I can't say enough sweet little plane. Simply stated it's a joy to fly. Sky Maruti (creator) just contacted me and gave me the new Prim runway version of the WREN. Now she taxi's flat and smooth as silk. I found landing her to be a breeze. My new WREN is the very best small plane in my collection. LOVE IT. Thank you Sky. (romanmarcus - SL test pilot)
