Bob is frequently coming up with interesting, unique r/c aircraft. This time, it is the French designed MB.200 which was a twin engined bomber aircraft of the 1930s designed and built by Societé des Avions Marcel Bloch. Over 200 were built. It was a day/night bomber. The plane was a highwinged, allmetal, cantilever monoplane, with a slabsided fuselage. Machine guns were in nose, dorsal gun turrets, and an under fuselage gondola. It first flew in June of 1933. Czechoslovakia chose the MB.200 as part of its air force of the mid1930s. The gradual German take over of Czechoslovakia meant that MB.200's came under their control so some of the MB200's served in the German Luftwaffe.

This model starts with an AMR Twin Stick 50. It is powered by a couple of G38's. The landing gear is Robarts.