We've been asked to share more detailed photos of what is inlcuded in some of the Roban 800 Super Scale series helicopter ARFs, which often include purpose-designed mechanics that rearrange the conventional mech layout to allow for the batteries to be under the floor and the motor/servos to be concealed when the side doors are opened on, say, an EC-135.
Recently we've been slowly updating the product photos on the website. Here are a few of my favorites (especially the LED backlit illuminated instrument panel! I'll post a few photos here in Hobby Squawk of other helicopters as we go.
These photos are from the Roban 800 EC-135 shown HERE:
The EC-135 featured a shaft-driven Fenestron tail, which is very unique. The ARF includes the scale four blade rotor head and a full set of blades, too:
The ARF includes lots of greeblies, details, and parts. Three rows of seating, too:
Recently we've been slowly updating the product photos on the website. Here are a few of my favorites (especially the LED backlit illuminated instrument panel! I'll post a few photos here in Hobby Squawk of other helicopters as we go.
These photos are from the Roban 800 EC-135 shown HERE:
The EC-135 featured a shaft-driven Fenestron tail, which is very unique. The ARF includes the scale four blade rotor head and a full set of blades, too:
The ARF includes lots of greeblies, details, and parts. Three rows of seating, too: