E-flite Painted Left Wing Draco 2.0m EFL12553 Replacement Airplane Parts
E-flite Painted Left Wing Draco 2.0m EFL12553 Replacement Airplane Parts
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E-flite Painted Left Wing Draco 2.0m EFL12553 Replacement Airplane Parts

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Sep 16, 2021
Bruce B.
5 out of 5 stars review

Beautiful replacement part, further details needed

After a nearly 6 month wait, while the backorder on my Draco PNP was filled, the day came when it arrived. To get to the point, the package was damaged in shipping, in a manner that wasn't apparent when delivered. Customer Service was great. After sending a couple of pictures of the damage to the box and the product, Customer Service offered to replace the damaged left wing and provide a set of decals. There are few details about what is actually included with the replacement wing. I thought it might be helpful to others to provide details on what is included with the wing panel. This specifically applies to the left-wing panel, but I'd expect the right panel to be very similar. The wing comes well packed and very protected. It is the wing, locking pins, Lights, internal servo cables, and the connection panel for the lights and servos. Pushrods are and attached for the flap and aileron. Literally, all that is needed to recreate the original wing are servos, the servo covers from the original wing, wing slats, and decals. The placement of decals is pretty straightforward. Assuming you have the original wing, there are lots of queues that you can take with the placement of the decals. There are many good Youttubes about placing sticky decals on models using a water and soap solution. For me, the whole process of swapping servos, connecting pushrods, placing decals, getting it on the plane took me a couple of hours. Your mileage may vary. Overall, very nice job, and kudos to the Horizon team.

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Sep 16, 2021
Bruce B.
5 out of 5 stars review

Beautiful replacement part, further details needed

After a nearly 6 month wait, while the backorder on my Draco PNP was filled, the day came when it arrived. To get to the point, the package was damaged in shipping, in a manner that wasn't apparent when delivered. Customer Service was great. After sending a couple of pictures of the damage to the box and the product, Customer Service offered to replace the damaged left wing and provide a set of decals. There are few details about what is actually included with the replacement wing. I thought it might be helpful to others to provide details on what is included with the wing panel. This specifically applies to the left-wing panel, but I'd expect the right panel to be very similar. The wing comes well packed and very protected. It is the wing, locking pins, Lights, internal servo cables, and the connection panel for the lights and servos. Pushrods are and attached for the flap and aileron. Literally, all that is needed to recreate the original wing are servos, the servo covers from the original wing, wing slats, and decals. The placement of decals is pretty straightforward. Assuming you have the original wing, there are lots of queues that you can take with the placement of the decals. There are many good Youttubes about placing sticky decals on models using a water and soap solution. For me, the whole process of swapping servos, connecting pushrods, placing decals, getting it on the plane took me a couple of hours. Your mileage may vary. Overall, very nice job, and kudos to the Horizon team.

Review from horizonhobby.com
Helpful?28BUFW5LFTSW592772201