Now that's what I call building light! Nicely done - a blend of traditional built-up construction techniques and modern materials, at an affordable cost, with wing loading that anyone can handle. Did you make your own hot wire cutter?
Thanks guys, it's painted with acrylic paints and an airbrush. Thin them down with a little water, cut the templates in cardboard, and spray away. Once dry they do not come off easily when wet either. Once you get the colors right dirty it up with some black and brown paint, with some playing around you can make a very impressive paint job -and the paint is cheap!
What kind of foam did you used, normal construction foam o some special one ?
what is the scale and electric engine characteristics ? thank you
GOL4567 2 years ago
what makes the the rudder and the elavators move
koling56 3 years ago
Control surfaces are directed via a Spektrum DX7 radio, they are actually moved by HXT500 (5 gram)and HXT900 (9 gram) proportional servos.
Thanks!
eszyman 3 years ago
in english?
koling56 3 years ago
servos. thats what theyre called. google it
frederic470 3 years ago
Now that's what I call building light! Nicely done - a blend of traditional built-up construction techniques and modern materials, at an affordable cost, with wing loading that anyone can handle. Did you make your own hot wire cutter?
b1heqh54 3 years ago
Yes, at that time I was using E guitar string, but am currently using 0.10 dia stainless fishing leader wire. Works very well and is very cheap.
eszyman 3 years ago
what do you heat the wire with? do u hook it up to a power supply or do u use gas or something
ctagzfsx 3 years ago
Thanks guys, it's painted with acrylic paints and an airbrush. Thin them down with a little water, cut the templates in cardboard, and spray away. Once dry they do not come off easily when wet either. Once you get the colors right dirty it up with some black and brown paint, with some playing around you can make a very impressive paint job -and the paint is cheap!
eszyman 4 years ago
Love your scratchbuilt...low wingloading allows for such slow flight. How did you paint foam?
Hardcorediver44 4 years ago