BATTLEAXE
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Yea I know, I just wanted to see how it would turn out for weight and how it would fly. Like I said the next one I will scale up and use CA. I have dine the thread wrap before and used CA to soak the thread as well, super strongThat looks awesome! You might want to reinforce the skewer joints. As nice as hot glue is, landing can stress an break the weakest joints. Wrap some strong thread around the joints and spread some additional hot glue across the thread. Cheap and easy.
Takes a bit of time but it is so worth it.
It turned out so light that you have to give it a light toss or the nose will balloon up and flip it over, but if you get the toss right, the glide slope is slight and stable. I imagine that if you tossed it from a second story balcony it would get some good distance. If it scaled up to say a 25-30" wing span and put twin A pack on it with 6" slow fly props it would be a great indoor flyer.@BATTLEAXE How does the wright flyer fly as a chuck glider?