DeHavilland of Canada DHC-2 Beaver or Beaver, developed in Canada shortly after the second World War II, aircraft became synonymous for "bush flying", unassuming workhorse that pilot and six passengers safely transported anywhere, anytime. Beaver still flying over the frozen tundra of Canada, in the deserts of New Mexico to the South Pole, Africa or Australia ...
Kit free-flying mock high-wing light transport in 1:24 for operation of a rubber harness. Model is a classic balsa construction in Rozsyp with laser vyřezávanýmii wooden parts, scale accessories from vacuum-molded plastic parts and plastic injection molding drawn by (wheels, propeller). The hull is constructed right minimaketářskou technology with baffles and a plurality of longitudinal, allowing faithfully reproduce the rounded shapes. Built in two steps - thanks to "slit" in the vertical plane stand directly on the countertop first half of the fuselage, and then the "dolepíte" half a second. This ensures that the hull rounded shapes stand straight and symmetrical, without the need for any special preparations. Since it is a small - albeit quite simple - model, you should already have prior experience with classical building and test-flying models powered by rubber.
Beaver is also suitable for conversion to RC model with electric drive - although a construction plan does not offer this option for more experienced modeller would not be a big problem.
Kit includes: Laser cut balsa parts, balsa wood beams, vacuum molded parts Scale (bonnet ...), plastic propeller shaft and head, rubber harness (5x1mm rubber), plastic wheels, steel strings on chassis and other small parts, covering paper, wet decal sheet, construction plan and instructions.
Size [mm] 610
Length [mm] 396
Controlled functions None
Building intensity of S2
Difficulty piloting P0
