FT Simple Cub build Log

What scheme should I paint it like?


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    9

short_nathan

Active member
In my latest thread, I discussed on what I wanted to be my first EDF. As it turns out, my "affordable" approach turned out to be pretty expensive. So I turned my sight into something affordable, easy, and the best of all, FUN. I have had the FT Simple Cub before, in fact, it was my first (ish) plane. Didn't work because I was still too much of a beginner. The plane is in one piece, but I already pulled all the electronics out, so it would be super annoying to put them back in. So for a fresh start I have decided to scratch build it and use the vynil cutter I got a while ago, but still haven't used. I want it to be an Eye Catcher in the airfield, with an actually good paintjob this time. But first I've got a question for all of you:

Which one of these?

Civil Air Patrol scheme:
cas-piper-j-3-cub-civil-air-patrol-462203-1720119535-zNTVL.jpg

L-4 Grasshopper scheme:
297274_8-1.jpg

Red and White:
carbon-cub-ss-drop-down-62af261c9e70d59686f423376d06100a53ec0919b8a269edd2766e12b840256c.jpg
 

AIRFORGE

Make It Fly!
Moderator
In my latest thread, I discussed on what I wanted to be my first EDF. As it turns out, my "affordable" approach turned out to be pretty expensive. So I turned my sight into something affordable, easy, and the best of all, FUN. I have had the FT Simple Cub before, in fact, it was my first (ish) plane. Didn't work because I was still too much of a beginner. The plane is in one piece, but I already pulled all the electronics out, so it would be super annoying to put them back in. So for a fresh start I have decided to scratch build it and use the vynil cutter I got a while ago, but still haven't used. I want it to be an Eye Catcher in the airfield, with an actually good paintjob this time. But first I've got a question for all of you:

Which one of these?

Civil Air Patrol scheme:
cas-piper-j-3-cub-civil-air-patrol-462203-1720119535-zNTVL.jpg

L-4 Grasshopper scheme:
297274_8-1.jpg

Red and White:
carbon-cub-ss-drop-down-62af261c9e70d59686f423376d06100a53ec0919b8a269edd2766e12b840256c.jpg
Make it fly first, then go with the red/white.
 

Houndpup Rc

Master member
Kinda. If I don't paint it, I'll likely crash it due to visibility problems. And if I crash, chances are that it falls in a river. There are no walks of shame in my airfield. It as a walk of frustration cuz your money is now on its way to another city
Happy day for the lucky flyer/fisherman! 😂🤣😂:ROFLMAO:🤣
 

short_nathan

Active member
One update you all, today I finally flew my FT-22, but I severely damaged it and decided to make a new airframe for it, so the Simple Cub will have to wait.
 

Patriot Rc

Active member
In my latest thread, I discussed on what I wanted to be my first EDF. As it turns out, my "affordable" approach turned out to be pretty expensive. So I turned my sight into something affordable, easy, and the best of all, FUN. I have had the FT Simple Cub before, in fact, it was my first (ish) plane. Didn't work because I was still too much of a beginner. The plane is in one piece, but I already pulled all the electronics out, so it would be super annoying to put them back in. So for a fresh start I have decided to scratch build it and use the vynil cutter I got a while ago, but still haven't used. I want it to be an Eye Catcher in the airfield, with an actually good paintjob this time. But first I've got a question for all of you:

Which one of these?

Civil Air Patrol scheme:
cas-piper-j-3-cub-civil-air-patrol-462203-1720119535-zNTVL.jpg

L-4 Grasshopper scheme:
297274_8-1.jpg

Red and White:
carbon-cub-ss-drop-down-62af261c9e70d59686f423376d06100a53ec0919b8a269edd2766e12b840256c.jpg
Here is mine:



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