I'M NOT SELLING A KIT, only a new, full-size copy of Berkeley's 36" span kit PLAN with all parts patterns for building a model CESSNA 180 as a FF or RC. 

In 1964, Geraldine “Jerrie” Mock, the “flying housewife” from Columbus, Ohio, used a 1953 Cessna 180 to become the first woman to fly solo around the world. Her airplane, N1538C, is on display at the National Air and Space Museum.

This 36" wing span Paul del Gatto designed CESSNA 180 model intended for u-control or FF is powered by 1/2-A glow engines. It can become an RC for rudder and elevator control. Since it has a high wing dihedral for stability, when made as an RC model, it will level itself when it rolls out of a tight turn.

As a BONUS I include a copy of AOPA’s CESSNA 180 article discussing the actual airplane in detail.

My last picture is from the magazine construction article of another Paul del Gatto 1/2-A CESSNA 180 RC plan that I offer separately.