2026 Flite Test Forum Challenge: Build-ruary contest

Mr Man

Mr SPEED!
My first laser cutting success!!
 

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RickHunter

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yup, I also found that you can just move the motor mount in such a way to give it angle as you glue it in. As it has no supports other than the glue holding it onto the skins 😂. (I made my firewall 8mm thick for better adhesion)
This is the one I made. Have not fit it yet because no plane yet. Will start the Radjet today. Might just use some washers for thrust angle for now to save time, and change it for speed challenge '26. :)
 

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RickHunter

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Nice! Looks like you are building it for speed!😉😂👍
Only had a 10mm x 500 spar, so I went with that. No issues. Thought about putting a spar down the center, but haven't decided. Don't know if I can fit 6s with my current batteries. Even if I can't I can 4s it to get use to it, and get some small 6s by speed challenge time. Little trimming here and there, but smooth build overall. Good job @Mr Man If I crash it though I'll blame bad design flaw. 🤣😂
 

Houndpup Rc

Legendary member
Only had a 10mm x 500 spar, so I went with that. No issues. Thought about putting a spar down the center, but haven't decided. Don't know if I can fit 6s with my current batteries. Even if I can't I can 4s it to get use to it, and get some small 6s by speed challenge time. Little trimming here and there, but smooth build overall. Good job @Mr Man If I crash it though I'll blame bad design flaw. 🤣😂
I use 1100mah 6s packs and they great!👍
 

FoamyDM

Building Fool-Flying Noob
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Found a way to make the pics smaller. So i added them my build page.
I will take a progess pic. In the AM Then i will work on the border (i made to big at tue 9” rib spacing). But in short I glued the top spar plates
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Follow up step are perimeter. Hinging the elevons, then the skin.