| The maiden flight of the prototype of the Do 335 was on October 26, 1943. Shortly there after it went into production and it was produced in several different variations such as a fighter, fighter-bomber, reconnaissance, and night fighter. It was built in two versions a single seat “Pfeil” or Arrow, and a two seat “Anteater”. However, due to the war only a few copies of the aircraft were actually completed. Today, the last original full scale Do 335 can be seen at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC, USA. |
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Now, RBC offers the ambitious modeler the opportunity to build this extraordinary aircraft, and just as the original, with two motors! The model has a wingspan of 1393 mm and a length of 1415 mm and can be built with retractable gear (optional) to complete the look of the full-scale aircraft. With a 3 stack LiPo battery, the flying weight of the model is about 3.1 kg.
The twin drive system and the aerodynamic design of the DO 335 Anteater from RBCkits not only has impressive flight characteristics, but it will really stand out at the flying field from all other “ordinary” models. |
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