WL TOYS Sky-King F-959 S

Bring your flying ambitions to life with the F-959 Sky King — a trainer-style RC airplane designed especially for beginners and recreational flyers who want an easy-to-handle, fun model with good flight performance.

Key Features

• RTF (Ready to Fly) Package: The Sky King comes mostly pre-assembled; just charge the included battery, install the AA batteries for the transmitter, and you’re ready to fly. 

• Durable EPP / EPO Foam Construction: Built using lightweight foam material that offers resilience against minor crashes and is easy to transport. 

• Push-Propeller Configuration with Gliding Capability: Features a pusher propeller; when throttle is reduced the propeller can fold and the plane glides, adding fun and giving more flight variation. 

• Simple Controls for Beginners: Operates on 2.4GHz 3-channel (throttle, rudder, elevator/aileron depending on variant) for straightforward flight and less interference. 

• Compact Size & Good Flight Time: With a wingspan of approx 750mm and a flight time up to ~15 minutes under ideal conditions. Control range up to ~200m in open space. 

Specifications (Typical)

• Wingspan: ~750 mm (approx 75 cm) 

• Length: ~570 mm 

• Weight (without battery): ~95-100 g 

• Flight Battery: 7.4V 300mAh Li-Po included (in many bundles) 

• Flight Time: Around 10-15 minutes depending on conditions 

• Control Frequency: 2.4GHz 

• Control Range: Up to ~200m in unobstructed conditions 

Why You’ll Like It

• It’s user-friendly: Designed with beginners in mind, the Sky King tolerates minor errors in flying while you develop basic skills.

• It’s portable: The moderate size and light weight make it easy to carry to parks or fields, and the materials help make it durable.

• It’s versatile: The gliding feature and simple flight mode let you enjoy relaxed flying or more active control as you grow in confidence.

• It offers good value: For its price point you get a ready-to-fly model with solid specs for a beginner trainer RC plane.

Things to Keep in Mind

• The flight time (~10-15 minutes) is relatively modest, so having a spare battery is recommended for longer sessions.

• While the size is decent, wind or outdoor turbulence will affect performance more compared to heavier models—fly in calmer conditions where possible.

• If you outgrow the 3-channel basic control, you may eventually want a more advanced plane with additional control surfaces (e.g., full 4- or 5-channel) and optionally ailerons.

• Always ensure you’re flying in a suitable open space, follow your local RC/aircraft regulations, and maintain line-of-sight control for safety.