J-Power Airframe for The Eurofighter Typhoon RC Jet, Grey Camo

I bought this kit on a whim when it was on sale for $55, but now would gladly pay $100 if I crash the jet in the future. For starters it does come with everything (except electronics) so don't buy the separate nozzle and black foam thrust bracket for $12 because its included but not pictured. Second, I had two Dr. Mad thrust 64mm motors on hand (32.95 each) from hobbyking, and two red brick 70 amp esc's ($17.95 each on hobby king) and finished it off with a spectrum AR400 ($29.99 on amazon). The jet is very stable and fast with this setup, it practically launched out of my hand straight up at a quarter throttle so no need for wheels, and it glides down gently for landing. Caution, the servo connections are exposed on ground landing so I attached some plastic to the bottom so the arms don't come off on landing. I used a 4s 3600 battery from Motion RC with 40c rating and it balanced perfectly. Last note, there is very limited room in the front so even with a 4s 2200 battery there is no room to add two servos and make working canards, believe me I tried and it was a miserable mess and gave up but the jet is so stable canards are not necessary.

If you know how to assemble a power system for airframes this is a great deal!