Model of the Dash 8, a twin-engined passenger machine of Arcel foam construction.
To meet the demand for a quiet, short-range passenger aircraft offering 30 to 40 seats, De Havilland commenced work on the design and development of the DHC-8 Dash 8 in 1980. Amongst the type´s main characteristics are a twin-wheel tricycle undercarriage, a large-span T-tail, high-wing configuration and two turbo-prop engines. The robbe Dash 8 combines these typical features with docile flight handling. The steerable nosewheel is actuated by a separate servo, and provides good ground handling just like the full-size aeroplane.

Specification:
Wingspan: 1600 mm
All-up weight: 1600 g
Wing Loading: 43.00 g/dm2
Wing area: 37.00 dm 
Length: 1300 mm
 RC functions:
Aileron
Rudder
Elevator
Throttle 
 
Accessories:
 
Further accessories:
Battery charge leads GO (1) 1-4114      
TX-battery 8 NiMh 2000 AA (2P) (1) 1-4548      
Lipo battery 3S1P GO3 2500mAh 2 (1) 1-4839GO3      
Compact Duo-Power 6S-EQ charge (1) 1-8506      
Transmitter charge lea (1) 1-F1415      
FF-6 (T6EXP) R607 2.4 GHz 6/7/ (1) 1-F4069      
 
Kit contents:
Moulded Arcel fuselage, wings and engine nacelles produced from CNC-machined steel moulds.
Two brushless motors with LiPo-capable speed controller, factory-installed
Four 8 g servos pre-fitted, for all control surfaces
Nosewheel steering servo installed and connected
Twin-wheel undercarriage units
Two propeller sets
Coloured decal sheet
Comprehensive illustrated instructions