This could help. I am sure it could be done as a swapable Build.
GeeBeeR1 plans
Gee_Bee_Z_46in plans
GeeBeeR1 plans
Gee_Bee_Z_46in plans
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I started out drawing up swappable plans for one of these a while ago, it's been on the back burner for a long time though. Was going to be 40" wingspan. The internal structure and curved pieces were a bit of a pain, but I've been thinking of ways to make it easier after playing with mighty minis and rounded cowls.
The second plans are 46"
Don't know if you saw the listed plans on top the second set is 46" in size for the balsa plane..
Don't know if you saw the listed plans on top the second set is 46" in size for the balsa plane..
I am very swamped at the moment with other builds that need to be completed, but I can come up with a set of starter foamboard plans very quickly. They'll follow the standard Flite Test convention. If you wanted to try and prototype what I design, we could have a nice collaborative thing going.
You scratch built any of the FT designs yet?
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I think I saw something like this in the articles section... a while ago.
I'm sure a modified Sportster would work well!
I'm sure a modified Sportster would work well!
Overly detailed sometimes.
I in fact have some plans in my head. Even have the cowling figured out. And the fat tail. To be very honest, I think most people are into the r3. Which is much easier to create. And yes I have built a few of the ft models. It is always a lot more to cut out than it looks.
I in fact have some plans in my head. Even have the cowling figured out. And the fat tail. To be very honest, I think most people are into the r3. Which is much easier to create. And yes I have built a few of the ft models. It is always a lot more to cut out than it looks.
