Help! Starting a new build, what does the community want!?!?!

[BS projects inc.]

So I have about three years of experience with autodesk inventor and for the last few months I have been constructing some of my own designs that have worked out very well. I have never released a set of plans for one because I don't somebody to download an incomplete set of plans and have a bad experience but now I am at the point where I feel confident enough to completely finish a set of plans and release them! The only issue is, I have no clue what you guys want so I figured the best way to find out was to just ask you. So I am officially asking you, what kind of planes would you guys like?!?! I have built most of the planes in the poll before I just never digitized them. I only own C and F pack power systems but I would order some A and B pack motors if you really want a plane that size

 

[Paracodespoder]

Do the f-pack water plane for the winter snow.

 

[Gazoo]

So I have about three years of experience with autodesk inventor and for the last few months I have been constructing some of my own designs that have worked out very well. I have never released a set of plans for one because I don't somebody to download an incomplete set of plans and have a bad experience but now I am at the point where I feel confident enough to completely finish a set of plans and release them! The only issue is, I have no clue what you guys want so I figured the best way to find out was to just ask you. So I am officially asking you, what kind of planes would you guys like?!?! I have built most of the planes in the poll before I just never digitized them. I only own C and F pack power systems but I would order some A and B pack motors if you really want a plane that size

Ever thought of a Cirrus SR22 or the like? I don't think I have ever seen one done before. Lots of complicated geometry though.

 

[Gazoo]

EDIT: Oops. Looks like I stepped on someones idea...
https://forum.flitetest.com/index.php?threads/cirrus-sr22t-scratch-foam-build.7441/

 

[BS projects inc.]

EDIT: Oops. Looks like I stepped on someones idea...
https://forum.flitetest.com/index.php?threads/cirrus-sr22t-scratch-foam-build.7441/

cool plane but yeah it looks like somebody else is working on that.

 

[Gazoo]

A little over four years ago. I wonder where it stands.

I will not hijack your thread anymore...sorry. I do look forward to see what you come up with. Good luck!

 

[BS projects inc.]

Right now I'm thinking about a dehavilland beaver with floats for the f pack

 

[Merv]

Right now I'm thinking about a dehavilland beaver with floats for the f pack

That sounds like a great project

 

[BS projects inc.]

Okay so first I am going to be making the DHC-2 Dehavilland beaver for the F-Pack but after that the vote dictates that I make a P-38!

 

[jaredstrees]

I'll be looking forward to seeing how these come out!

 

[BS projects inc.]

Okay so after about two weeks of trying to design a dehavilland beaver I have made one observation, the devahilland beaver is REALLY hard to create with dtfb. It has a very small wing chord which does not scale down well at all and if I make it large enough to produce the required lift then it looks way out of proportion. However, I did say that the first one I create will be an F-pack water plane and I fully intend on doing this so I am now designing a Cessna 150 on floats. until then if you really want to see a great water plane for the F-pack look at the AP Kwak...link below.

 

[BS projects inc.]

https://forum.flitetest.com/index.p...ini-foam-board-mod-of-the-jupiter-duck.32053/

 

[jperry]

would you do an edf? english electric lightning, panavia tornado, typhoon none of these have ever been made from foamboard.

 

[BS projects inc.]

would you do an edf? english electric lightning, panavia tornado, typhoon none of these have ever been made from foamboard.

hmmm... probably not. I don't have too much experience designing jets, I love flying them I just never build any. However I do plan on making an rc V-1 rocket out of dtfb at some point.