While I was a bit skeptical on the "15 minute assembly time" I was pleasantly surprised that it assembled so quickly, had it ready for flight in less than one hour including the radio setup. The design and attention to detail is remarkable, even the packaging design is admirable. Please pass along my thanks and appreciation to the designers and assembly folks that put lots of TLC into this bird. The test flight went better than expected, the power is plentiful even with the ordinance hanging out on both wings. I'd buy another if anything ever happens to this one.

Went together perfectly with no issues at all. Used the control rod positions that were setup on the F15 out of the box. Had a Great maiden using a Lemon non gyro rx, 6s 4000 battery. Throws on DX9, ailerons 60%, elevator 70%, rudder 80%. My flaps are set pretty conservatively which I didn't use on take off or landing.
Landing gear worked great on our very rough runway. Check out my Arrows RC F-15 maiden video on my youtube channel, Jeff in Lower Alabama

This F-15 kit PNP was fantastic. The finish on the foam was great and tape did not pull the paint off. All the pushrods were iinstalled and only one required a single turn to center all the controls. The jet turned really light and the fan unit is putting out more than 300 watts per pound with a 70C battery. The maiden flight was uneventful. Two thumbs up for this EDF. I hope there are more in the pipeline.

This plane was so beautiful that I had to buy 3! Did I need 3? No! But I do plan on keeping 2 of them and giving a one away to 1 of my lucky subscribers! Plus, Dan is the MAN! Great communication!

I want one of these. So beautiful! And my sister retired from the Oregon National Guard.

I'll be getting one as soon as they are back in stock.

I really like this EDF. The foam finish is fantastic and doesn'y really look like foam. The pushrods were installed and the surfaces were already centered to the point that sub-trim was only required on one half of the elevator and then only a few clicks. I used the manual for the CG location and throws and the maiden flight only required one click of down trim and was I was comfortable enough to make a camera pass the next time down the runway. It turned out light for a jet and has more than enough thrust for amazing verticals. It also slowed down nicely for landing with no handling problems. The only thing that I changed was to 3D print some missiles as the included foam ones did not look very scale. All in all a great EDF jet model. I just hope Arrows keeps on making more of these twin 64 mm jets.