Rhaps
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Just for comparison ..this is the weather and scenery that comes with FT mini zero
13th Squadron Mini A6M Zero
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germanmelo71
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i prefer 13th squadron's mini zero, more details, easy to build, and the best.....you have the plans!!!
Jack's looks much nicer in my opinion - especially the cowl and canopy.
germanmelo71
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More vids.... this plane is great!!
germanmelo71
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Question, another motor and propeller setup?. To be more scale the propeller could be 7". What do you think??
CrshNBrn
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What about a three bladed prop like this one? It would fit with the recommended motor size. You could even paint the prop tips yellow.
Niez13
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That's beautiful!!! The paint came out so good! It probably flies real scale with the A pack motor. Can't wait for your FW190! Let me know if you have any questions on the build
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Niez13
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The scale prop size I believe is around 7-8 inches. I just went with the same size Flitetest recommends with their motors. It would be cool to see a 7" three blade, painted with yellow striped tips A6M Zero!
germanmelo71
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Yes, it is a 7" 3 blade propeller. So i think you have to use another KV motor, maybe 1400kv? What do you think?....
Niez13
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If I'm being honest I have no idea. Just asked my friend @Grifflyer and he was wondering what's the stator size?
germanmelo71
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I'm going to use a motor 2208, 1800KV, propeller 7" 2 blade. But i want to now, what kv motor do i have to use with 7" 3 blade?
Grifflyer
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That should work, it’d be a little heavier but it’ll still fly great!
I would scale the plans up a little bit. 120% would probably be good.
I believe ~91,5cm of wingspan would make it smoother to fly... I really need to try that. Absolutely love the a6m zero.
Niez13
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That would probably be a perfect size for that size motor. The13thSquadron Zero is very light, so weight won't be an issue. Even when sizing it up to that size. I will say that the zero at a 30" inch wingspan is very smooth, but definitely smoother at that size!
Niez13
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Sure! Paper model planes are basically the same exact thing as molded planes, but without an interior structure. There are a lot of topics/questions when it comes to designing a plane, but the most important is what plane do you have in mind?Hi, I'm from Argentina, could you help me design airplanes, I have a lot of experience making papermodels but I find it difficult to design my own templates based on foamboard
I have assembled a 1/33 Gee Bee and the templates and profiles are already ready, I just need to simplify it to make it easier to assemble, could you help me with that part.
But I know that it is a very difficult plane to fly and a bit unstable, I also have an L-4 Grasshoper in mind
This is the papermodel file
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