Assembly instructions, drawings, questions & answers:
- Click here for the assembly instructions in German
- Click here for the assembly instructions in English
- Click here for the centre of gravity drawing
- Click here for the drawings of the wings and tail unit
- Click here for our FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
- Click here for more photos and videos of the model
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Model specifications:
- Wingspan: 1320 mm / 52.0"
- Wing area: 41.3 dm² / 4.13 ft²
- Empty weight: approx. 1200 grams / 42.33 oz.
- Flying weight: approx. 2200 grams / 77.60 oz.
- Fuselage length: approx. 1150 mm / 45.28"
- Scale: 1:5
- Airfoil type: SD7034
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Recommended accessories (not included):
- Transmitter with at least 5 channels; suitable models include, for example, the Futaba T6K, Spektrum DXS and Flysky FS046 i6X (none of which are available from us)
- Receiver with at least 5 channels, with full range
- Servos (approx. 40 grams for elevator and rudder, approx. 20 grams for ailerons)
- Motor with a power output of 600 watts or more
- Kit for internal combustion engine / electric powertrain
- Superglue (CA), wood glue, epoxy adhesive, modelling knife, modelling needles (thin), cutting mat, lightweight covering film (such as ORALIGHT) (none of these are available from us)
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Bücker Bü133 “Jungmeister” biplane model aircraft kit, 1:5 scale, 1320 mm wingspan, laser-cut wooden components, SD7034 profile, 1150 mm fuselage length, approx. 2200 g flying weight, RC Hobby wooden kit, model aircraft for self-assembly
This aircraft is a classic aerobatic biplane and offers impressive flight characteristics as well as an authentic flight profile (SD7034 airfoil).
The end result is an agile yet docile model aircraft that’s great fun to fly – ideal for dynamic flying and scale enthusiasts.
The Bü133 Jungmeister is precisely engineered and cleanly laser-cut, enabling a precise fit during assembly and a stable structure.
The model is suitable for advanced model builders.
Bücker Jungmeister Bü133 model airplane, 1320 mm wingspan, 1:5 scale, SD7034 Profi
The Bücker Bü133 “Jungmeister” completed its first flight in 1935 and was designed as a single-seat further development of the well-known Bü131 “Jungmann” specifically for aerobatics.
Thanks to its excellent maneuverability and precise controllability, it quickly became one of the most successful aerobatic aircraft of its time and was used by numerous pilots for competitions.
The robust yet lightweight wood and steel tube construction in classic biplane design enabled extreme flight maneuvers while maintaining high stability.
During the pre-war period and the Second World War, the Bü133 was used, among other things, for advanced pilot training and for aerobatic displays.
After the war, the Jungmeister remained a popular aircraft in the civilian sector and continued to be flown in aerobatic displays.
To this day, the Bü133 is considered an icon of classic aerobatics and can be seen worldwide at airshows as an elegant and powerful biplane.
