Hangar 9 Super Cub 1/4 Scale PA-18 RC Plane - Super Cub ARF with a VVRC 40 Twin Engine

This video shows on one of my flying buddies putting his Hanger 9 1/4 Scale PA-18 Super Cub ARF VVRC 40 Twin Engine through its paces. This Hanger 9 Super Cub 1/4 Scale is remarkably agile and entertaining!
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This is not to be confused with the Hobbyzone Super Cub. These planes are completely different animals.
Back country airstrips, remote mountain lakes, alpine glider ports -- wherever adventure requires wings, chances are the Piper Super Cub is there. Introduced in 1949, its rugged construction, impressive payload and marvelous short-field performance quickly made it a mainstay of the bush flying fleet. Even now, over half a century later, it remains the plane of choice for many who follow the road less traveled.
This beautiful, 1/4-scale ARF of the Super Cub has been expertly modeled in stunning detail. Almost every line and curve mirror the real thing, right down to the shape of the fillet where the fuselage meets the vertical stab. Other scale touches include functional bungee-type landing gear, a realistic instrument panel and a full-body pilot figure.
This same attention to detail has been applied to the flight performance. Like the full-scale version, the model has functional flaps that give it amazing short-field takeoff and landing abilities. It also possesses the same easy-going flight characteristics, but will eagerly perform sport aerobatics using any of the recommended power choices.
The 1/4-scale PA-18 Super Cub is a fantastic flying airplane that replicates the scale looks of the famous Piper PA-18 that can be used for several purposes from float flying to towing and even being a scale model that will stand out at any field.
I feel privileged that I was about to see this 1/4-Scale PA-18 Super Cub ARF by Hangar 9 fly in person. What a sweet 1/4 Scale RC Plane!
Note:This is clearly not the Hobbyzone Mini Super Cub, so I hope none of you confuse this plane for that one.