Indoor Micro R/C Sopwith Camel
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add infared lazer pointer, then an infered sensor on other planes and they turn off motor when they get hit! LOL!!
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Needs rudder in the turns. Looks like it's slipping through every turn
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lol thats fly?
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sweet model, looks really scale. great flight
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what scale is this?
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Thats the coolest micro I've seen.......would you build one to sell? Seriously......if so please respond to my email and let me know......thanks very much.
MrPlissken99 1 month ago
Thanks. Unfortunately I won't be making another Camel for quite awhile. - I am over-run with several model projects, in addition to regular work.
scaleflight 1 month ago
40.5grams ready to flight? Are you sure?
Giovanniram22 1 month ago
Quite sure, I measured with a well calibrated Soehnle scale. The similar Fokker DrI that I built came in at 35g. The framework is built mostly from light contest balsa with thicknesses between 0.7mm and 1.5 mm.
scaleflight 1 month ago
With a 46cm wingspan (18") the scale is 1/18.
scaleflight 1 year ago
I didn't use any proper plans for this model. However, I did base it on the very accurate drawings of the book, Scale Aircraft Drawings - Volume 1 - World War I. For the most part, I kept the same scale dimensions as the full size, except for about 20% larger tail surfaces.
scaleflight 1 year ago