The Twin Otter is a very versatile aircraft that can be used on wheels, skids or with floating pods for transport, reconnaissance or rescue flights. The Twin Otter flew for the first time in May 1965. Production of the Series 100 started in 1966 and 115 aircraft were built until it was superseded by the Series 200 with extended fuselage nose. It has excellent STOL characteristics and is used for both civil and military purposes. The machines received PT6A engines with 652 hp, payload: 2.6 t.

The model:

• Historical model ( Matchbox shape)
• Textured surfaces
• Cockpit with instrument panel
• Attachment of 2 different nose segments
• Movable propellers
• Alternative mounting of landing gear, ski runners or floating pods

Authentic decals for the following versions:

• DHC-6 Twin Otter, No. 440 Squadron, Canadian Armed Forces, Namao, Canada, May 1983
• DHC-6 Twin Otter, West Coast Air, Victoria Harbour, Canada, October 2006

Scope of delivery:

Kit incl. building instructions and decal.

Caution: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Not suitable for children under 36 months.

• Scale:1:72
• Age recommendation:10+
• Number of parts:95
• Length:211 mm
• Wingspan:273 mm