Collection: RC Warbirds

Own a Piece of History: The Best RC Warbirds for Sale

Ready to feel the adrenaline of aviation history? At EXHOBBY, we don’t just sell models; we bring legends to life. From the roaring speed of the P-51 Mustang to the graceful turns of the Spitfire, our collection puts you in the cockpit of the world’s most iconic WW2 aircraft.

Forget the old days when warbirds were "experts only." Thanks to VolantexRC’s smart technology and durable foam designs, you can look like an ace pilot on your very first flight—whether you’re a total rookie or a seasoned veteran.

Why VolantexRC? (Finally, Warplane Everyone Can Fly)

A lot of people think, "Warbirds look cool, but they're too hard to fly." That used to be true, but we’ve changed the game.

• Your Invisible Co-Pilot (Xpilot Stabilization): Nervous about crashing? Don't be. Our planes come with the Xpilot 6-Axis Gyro system. Think of it as an autopilot that constantly fights the wind and keeps your plane level. As you get better, you can switch from Beginner to Intermediate, and eventually Expert mode.
• Built to Take a Beating: We know crashes happen. That’s why we use specialized EPP foam. Unlike fragile balsa wood, this material is flexible and incredibly tough. It bounces back from impacts that would ground other planes.
• Push-Button Aerobatics: Want to show off? You don't need pro skills to do loops and rolls. With our "One-Key Aerobatics" feature, you can pull off amazing stunts just by pressing a button.

Meet the Legends: Which WW2 Planes Fits Your Style?

Whether you love the raw horsepower of American muscle or the engineering marvels of the European theater, we have a wingman waiting for you.

🇺🇸 American Legends

• P-51 Mustang: The "Cadillac of the Skies." If you love speed and sleek looks, this is the one. It’s built for high-energy flying and looks incredible doing low passes.
• F4U Corsair: The one with the "bent wings." Famous for its carrier landings, this plane is super stable and has a silhouette that looks unmistakable in the air.
• P-40 Warhawk: You know the shark teeth! If you want a plane with attitude and aggressive history (shoutout to the Flying Tigers), this is your fighter.
• P-47 Thunderbolt: They called it the "Jug" for a reason. It’s a tank. If you fly in slightly windier conditions, its rugged design makes it a solid, stable choice.
• T-28 Trojan: The perfect transition plane. It’s a trainer with tricycle landing gear (a wheel under the nose), making takeoffs and landings much easier than the tail-draggers above.

🇬🇧 🇩🇪 European Icons

• Supermarine Spitfire: The hero of Britain. With its beautiful elliptical wings, this plane is all about grace. It turns on a dime and feels butter-smooth in the air.
• BF-109: The German speedster. Slim, fast, and agile. If you like zipping around the field and testing your reflexes, the BF-109 is a thrill ride.
• FW-190: The "Butcher Bird." Rugged and powerful. It’s great for pilots who enjoy aerobatics and want a plane that responds instantly to inputs.

RTF vs. PNP: Which Box Should You Buy?

Not sure what the acronyms mean? Let’s keep it simple so you don't buy the wrong thing.

1. RTF (Ready-To-Fly) – The "Hassle-Free" Choice

• Who is it for? Beginners or anyone starting fresh.
• What’s in the box? Everything. Plane, controller, battery, and charger.
• Why buy it? You literally just need 4 AA batteries for the controller, charge the flight battery, and you are up in the air.

2. PNP (Plug-N-Play) – The "Bring Your Own Gear" Choice

• Who is it for? Experienced pilots who already have a favorite controller.
• What’s in the box? The plane with the motor and electronics installed.
• Why buy it? It saves you money since you don't pay for a controller or charger you already own.

Looking for Something Else? Explore Our Full Range of RC Airplanes

Warbirds are awesome, but maybe you want a different pace. We’ve got you covered:

• Trainers: Slow and steady for absolute beginners.
• RC Jets: Screaming speed for adrenaline junkies.
• Gliders: Relaxing, long-duration flights.

Check out our full RC Airplanes Collection to find your perfect match.

FAQ: Quick Answers for New Pilots

Q: Be honest, are these actually hard to fly?A: Not anymore! Old-school wooden planes were tricky, but our foam warbirds use a gyro system that essentially flies the plane for you while you learn. It is super forgiving.

Q: How long can I fly for?A: Expect about 12 to 15 minutes per battery. If you fly full-throttle the whole time, it'll be shorter; if you cruise around, you might get a bit more.

Q: Can I fly in the wind?A: Yes, the stabilization helps a lot. But for the most fun (and least stress), we recommend flying in a light breeze (under 8 mph).