Widely exported Swiss STOL turboprop utility aircraft, floatplane variant powered by a 680 hp Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-27 turboprop engine. Kit features substantial new tool parts (twin-float undercarriage, beaching gear, ventral aft keel, enlarged vertical stabilizer fairing, extended upswept wingtips), engraved panel lines, well detailed cockpit and 6-seat cabin interior, optional position cockpit and cabin doors, separately molded control surfaces, multi-part propeller assembly with individual blades and spinner, filigree exterior details (including control actuators and an array of antennae) plus injection-molded clear parts. Extensive decals and color painting reference for a single aircraft: N908PL owned by the San Jose Sharks, 2004-2005 - includes instrument panel markings.