Robin DR-400 – STL

UPDATE April 2024: Fuselage  fixed, canopy top edge removed. 

The Robin DR400 is a single-engine wooden monoplane produced by Robin Aircraft (formerly “Avions Pierre Robin”). The Robin DR400 is widely used in flight schools and for private use in France.

The Robin DR400 was released in 1972, as a development of the DR300 series. Compared to the latter, the two major differences of the DR400 are a wider cabin at shoulder level and a forward-sliding canopy, a new concept introduced with the Robin HR-1 in 1969, made to replace the doors present on earlier series. The wings have a ‘cranked-wing’ configuration, allowing for stable cruising and safer stalls. The dashboard is also clearer and more elevated than on previous models, allowing easier instrument readings.

Dimville Factory propose you a model kit, only few parts and very simple  to assemble ! Our design’s philosophy is “simple and beautiful“. You could use the kit as it or make it more realistic by adding paint, details, …

Every models have the same size, 300mm (12″) wingspan /or length. Kit is  produce  by FDM printer with high quality control before shipping.