The initials R.E. stand for Reconnaissance Experimental. Although originally designed for artillery observation in World War 1 and saw some active service, it was mainly used for carrying out experimental radio communication work, and did a great deal towards the safety air passengers enjoy today. The R.E.8 had a maximum speed of 102miles per hour and was powered by a 150 h.p. engine. - Taken from the 1st edition catalogue (1962)
5th edition catalogue (1967), listed as R.E.8 from "R.E.8".
17th edition catalogue (1980), recorded as a Series 2 kit.
1987 edition catalogue, listed as part of the Vintage Aircraft Special Editions range.
1987 edition catalogue, listed as RE8 from R.E.8.
1992 edition catalogue, listed as part of the WWI Aircraft of the Aces series.
1993 edition catalogue, listed as RAF RE8 1918 from RE8.
1994 edition catalogue, listed as RAF RE 8 1918 from RAF RE8 1918.
1995 edition catalogue, listed as RAF RE8 1918 from RAF RE 8 1918.
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