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The legend of the Rascal began with a small rubber-powered free-flight model in the 1950s. Adapted for modern radio control, the Rascal's classic good looks and dream-come-true flying characteristics have made it the favorite everyday airplane of thousands of R/C pilots.
Building the Rascal 168 is much easier then you would think. Using CAD modeling and precision CNC router and laser cut pieces that self align, even builders with little experience can assemble the Rascal 168 kit. No plans are needed! Plywood tabs help lock all the pieces into place before applying glue so you can assemble most of the airframe before adding any glue. Laminating surfaces is easy with glue holes drilled into the back pieces to help lock pieces in place with CA while the wood glue dries. You wont need a massive work bench either as it can be built on a single 6-foot flat work surface.
| Battery | Sold Separately |
| Charger | Sold Separately |
| Completion Level | Kit |
| Engine Size | 3.05-3.97 cu.in (50 - 65cc) not included |
| Flying Weight | 2001-25000g |
| Landing Gear | Main, factory painted aluminum, Tail, leaf spring assembly |
| Material | Wood |
| Minimum Required Radio | 5-channel |
| Motor Size | 5000 - 6500 watt (160 - 230 Kv) not included |
| Product Length | 120" (3048 mm) |
| Product Weight | 40 - 44lbs (18143.7 - 19958.1g) |
| Radio | Sold Separately |
| Receiver | Sold Separately |
| Servos | Sold Separately |
| Skill Level | Level 3 |
| Wing Area | 3710 sq in (239.3 sq dm) |
| Wing Loading | 24 - 27 oz sq/ft (73 - 82 g sq/dm) |
| Wingspan | 168" (4267 mm) |
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