Here is a video of one of our Club Member's SU27. The Model has a wingspan of 2.20 meters and an overall length of 3.20 meters, weighs around 25.0 kilograms and is powered by two JetCat P220RXi turbines.

Index:
0:45 Idle Up
3:15 Thrust Test
3:30 Taxi Out
4:15 Take Off
9:40 Landing
10:00 Taxi In

A little bit of info on the fullsize Sukhoi SU27:
Also called (NATO designation) Flanker, Russian airsuperiority fighter plane, introduced into the air forces of the Soviet Union beginning in 1985 and now one of the premier fighters of Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Indonesia, India, China, and Vietnam. Versions of the plane are built under license in China and India.
Work on the Su27 began at the Sukhoi design bureau in 1969 in direct response to the development of the F15 Eagle fighter of the United States. While early prototypes were seen as inferior to the F15, chief designer Mikhail Simonov gradually molded the Su27 into what was arguably the finest airsuperiority platform of the 20th century. Like its Cold War counterpart, the Su27 developed into a large longrange interceptor, powered by twin turbofan engines and displaying a remarkable agility for its size. It is capable of flying at more than twice the speed of sound, has a service ceiling higher than 18,000 metres (59,000 feet), and has a flight range of more than 3,000 km (1,800 miles). Armament includes radarguided or infraredhoming (“heatseeking”) airtoair missiles, unguided airtoground rockets, conventional bombs and cluster bombs, and a gun firing 30mm exploding shells.

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