I don't think I've actually posted my hangar on this thread yet. I think I might've already mentioned this but I'm from the Chino area, Southern California. I used to work right next to where
@Mid7night flies actually.
Admittedly I don't really fly a lot, but I build constantly. I have 4 planes airworthy right now: a custom V-Tail Arrowhead (Vrrowhead) based on
@Vimana89's design, a modified
@The Hangar 3ch Simple Stick, a swappable Cessna 185 STOL plane I designed myself, and my Aeronaut Slope Glider. Of these only the Vrrowhead and the Stick Trainer have been maidened.
In progress I have a 45" swappable Draco and an ultra micro I'm calling the Tiny Foo, I'm redesigning it currently and am waiting on an ESC at the moment. After those are done I'll probably have another go at a U-2.
The Vrrowhead flew just fine, I didn't try any high alpha but I like having rudder control. I started in full scale and haven't quite figured out bank-and-yank yet. Despite the good handling I did lose orientation and crashed it, the photo below is after the rebuild.
The Simple Stick makes for a surprisingly good trainer, it easily has the lightest wing loading of any plane in my hangar. On a B-pack sized motor it flies really gently, and it's a big plane too so it's easy to keep track of.
I finished the Cessna 185 Bushwagon about two weeks ago, I haven't really been getting out much but I'll probably be flying more over the summer.
I had a really great time building this one and I'm really satisfied with how it came out. Again, I haven't been getting out much and my glider hill is currently closed, I'll maiden it once things start opening up. I picked up slope flying pretty naturally, the first glider I ever built flew while I was still struggling to build a reusable powered plane.