monster

Gonna try a 200% Sea Duck. Don't know if I'll finish before the Deadline, but gonna give it a try.

This is going to be so AWESOME! I am going to do the giant A-10 Warthog with @Patriot Rc!

Hi! I am going to be making a monster A-10 Warthog soon and was wondering if you guys have any advice? I think I am going to scale it at 200%, and might be adding a airsoft gun it later on! - Houndpup Rc

These are plans for a "giant" size Sea Duck, which I call the Sea Monster. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aBjpZd-YZQwZR7sqmyDwp5s0OHFRoNos/view?usp=drive_link The plans are simply 162% of the original, reformatted a bit for convenience. The plans fit and print nicely on 7 sheets of 48"x36"...

I’ve got this huge motor and need some awesome ideas for it. It’s a 12x6 prop but I can go larger.

I'm trying to build a new airplane from old electronics, but not sure which one to choose any help would be great! Electronics: 2210 1450kv motor from a convergence, a 50a esc, four 9g servos, and of course a dsmx receiver.

My most recent project has been adapting an old balsa design into foamboard, arrows, plywood, and balsa. It will use the FT Monster Radial Motor with a 16x8x3 prop (scale size), and will feature retracts, flaps, and scale lighting. I'm trying out a couple new construction techniques with this...

I recently picked up a pair of FT Monster motors and intend to (hopefully) build a Monster sized plane for FF24. I was considering the Monster Cruiser from the 400th episode or an oversized Guinea. I'd like to get the plane up to cruise around for a check flight, then put it up into combat...

front view of sheeting

front sheeting on

half of the front sheeting installed

side sheeting on

side stringers installed

the fuselage all together

both sides together

side stringers installed

fuselage side formers for 126" camel

motor box of the 126" camel

parts for motor box for 126" camel

so to get things started this year I went and started on a big build and decided to share some of this build on here. I went with a B-25 and settled on a wing span of 215". The plane is mostly all foam (pink insulation) of various sizes and lite ply wood for supports and some hardwood spars.