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I put thrust vectoring in my vortex! (plans in recourses). I hope to do some insane 3d with it! Link to thrust vectoring unit I used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3532455

This is a build thread under construction for my micro FT22 (more details coming soon). Test flight on GNB 3s 850mah went good today. It should also fly great on two tinywhoop batteries (2x betafpv 1S 450mah, wired in series) The jet is hard to see and super fast! Motor: emax rs1306 4000kv...

Do you remember the legendary Falcon 120, the jet that started out as a propulsion engine and was later adapted to a turbine? It was an economical model (the first kits cost around £200) and flew reasonably well. It wasn't beautiful and didn't have many frills, but it was affordable for many...

This is my 50mm EDF Jet trainer designed as a cheap and fairly easy to build alternative to store-bought jets. It is designed to be printed in either normal PLA or ABS and weighs in at 1100g ready to fly. It requires a 4s power system and can fly off a 1550 mAh to 2200 mAh pack. Top speed is 75...

My first attempt at a 50mm jet trainer was not very successful and barely flew. However, my reasons for it (wanting a cheap easy to replicate jet that flies well as factory options get more expensive) are still there, so I'm designing a new version that should hopefully be much better. It's...

A MS style komet that is powered by a power pack c setup.

Here is my first design, I decided on the Komet due to it being a really cool flying wing design from wwii.

The F-111 is my favorite jet. Its a pretty complex shape that I don't think I could design but the FT team definitely could do it justice.

F22 Raptor 70MM Twin EDF DTFB RC Plane John Flach (RC Skunkworks) https://rc-skunkworks.godaddysites.com/ Specifications Length: 1320mm (~52”) Wingspan: (954.4mm (~37.5”) Electronics Power: Qty-2 70mm EDF...

This is a modified version of the Julius Perdana F-18 plans. The original parts are the same, but some of them are grouped together to create a one-piece fold-style part. Fits on 20x30 FB sheets. Included the original Julius Perdana pdf for reference. (33x47) Included the JP build images in the...

I have built v1 one but it is too windy to fly now so I cant tell if it actually flies, but it glides pretty good. If any of you want to beta build this out of the plans pleas do! Just post some pictures, and give your feedback. This plane only takes about one sheet of foam, and BTW the canopy...

I'll preface this by saying I know very little about aircraft design or RC design. After I learn to fly EDF jets, I want to start a ridiculous custom-designed twin-EDF build. It'll probably be a few years down the road, so I'll have plenty of time to save money for it, but I still want to avoid...

Just wondering if anyone has the f 35 master series plans? Can anyone provide a link or post the plans online? The f 35 master series I'm talking about is in this link. https://www.flitetest.com/articles/our-f35-design. The YouTube video with the F-35 plans no longer exists. Considering this was...

Just as the title says, what is a good intermediate build level ft plane that will teach me about curved plane making?

I was browsing the list of Freewing planes on Motionrc and the lippisch caught my eye. I decided to make my first design based on this plane and it flies great. It uses a 50 mm edf but i feel that the plane could be easily scaled down a bit and still fit the fan. It could also be scaled up...

These plans have been available for a while, but their previous location on Google Drive is being problematic, so I'm moving them here. Details: F-4 Phantom II Power: 2 x 70mm 12-blade EDF Battery: 6000mAh, 4S Graphene Wingspan: 36 inches Length: 54 inches Weight: 85 ounces - (5lb, 5oz) - (2.4Kg)

Hey guys, this is my first post here. I have started to design an F-100A which is 3d printable and will be powered by a 50mm edf!

EDF Jet with boxwings and floats. Difficulty in build (1-10) : 10 Wingspan: 1200mm Length: 1100mm Recommended Electronics: 70mm EDF 4S - 6S 80 - 100A ESC 4x 9g servos

Foam board model of the Grumman F-14 Tomcat powered by two 64 mm ducted fans. This F-14 is capable of flying at both very low and high speeds with its ability to change its sweep angle in mid-flight. Build support thread...