Giant RC Biplane Build!

Here is the link to the build on the RCUniverse forums. This will take you from the planes start to finish when its done. Just check in every now and then, I post updates regularly.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_5244068/mpage_2/key_/tm.htm

The planes stats once again:
Wingspan: 72"
Length: 88"
Height" 36"
Wingloading: aprox 22oz/in^2
Engine: BME 110 Extreme

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• biplane
• build
• RC
• radio
• control
• Giant
• how
• to
• BME
• 110

[MrThematthunter]

have u passed ur finals now? =D

id really like to see it fly

[ArmedZagi]

@MrThematthunter Plane was damage beyond repair during a move. I've started over, but its slow going. The college I'm going to is on a year round system with no real breaks.

[junglist1soldier]

Uhhh yeah, it appears that this biplane is still not finished? I AM building a 54" wingspan biplane & this dwarfs mine. I would like to see this one fly.

[ArmedZagi]

So would I... but I would also like to pass my finals... so.. priorities......unfortunately.­... heh

[Nudelsalatbomber]

she did never hit the clouds - am i right?

[ArmedZagi]

Still under construction. I started college about 1/2 way through the build and as a result I've had practically 0 time to work on it.

[n8tivguitar]

nice job kermit

[33049156]

god job :)

[heberorozco]

yup its heavy but think about a militar plane, theyre heavy but with strong motor can fly

[sjh7132]

That's one heck of of a center spar on that wing. Is that balsa or bass? it looks heavy.

[b101aa2]

you should have tried an actual Ultimate Bipe, and mounted the 110 in that one. While building, simply oversize the control surfaces by 20-30%. Take a peek at QQ's Pitts Bipe down in my vid's. About the same size. But that's what your missin out on.

[regalsCMF]

That engine will be great on that craft. Smoke?