GliderFlyer
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Or an ultra micro glider that you can thermal indoors, or slope soar off your roof whenever you want.
Second hand jets are pretty cheap. At the swap meet people were selling Parkzone Habbus for 60, Eflite F-16s for 150, and a 90mm Starfighter for 120.Any EDF big enough for flaps and retracts. Which I would promptly crash! Which is why I wouldn't buy one even if I had the money. Probably...
Have never been to a swap meet. Might need to change that!Second hand jets are pretty cheap. At the swap meet people were selling Parkzone Habbus for 60, Eflite F-16s for 150, and a 90mm Starfighter for 120.
Have never been to a swap meet. Might need to change that!
Check local club listings, and at the end of every issue of Mode Aviation there's a list of all AMA registered events in each state, and correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that some of those are swap meets.I would love to be at a swap meet, how do you find one? My dream plane is the FMS PC-21 that Flitetest Reviewed.
2218 2200kv I think, I never got it to fly very good but it was pretty quick, check out my new push/pull versa wing, it should work better than the conventional twin design@Hutch Bunch Rc ....awesome....what size motors. Fast?
Dream RC?? I'd love to try a B-29. The Foam Board challenge is of course the very round Nose....
Maybe I could cheat and make a plastic Bubble for the Nose!
There aren't enough 4 Engine FB Aircraft out there. The B-29 seems a formidable challenge in FB.
Money NO object build??? SIX EDF Antonov AN-225!!! 😁😊
A boy can dream.....
I am going to have to try this with making 3D printed molds...Round noses make a wood or what ever plug find a plastic bottle like for Pepsi that fits over the mold take a heat gun and it will shrink to fit the mold.
I am going to have to try this with making 3D printed molds...![]()
Depends, PLA will melt with a heat gun, but PEEK and Teflon basically need a flamethrower. Do you have a temperature range for your heat gun?Would 3d print plastics hold up to the heat gun that makes the bottle plastic form to a mold? Or would you use a vacuum table to pull it down faster and cool it in its final form?
Depends, PLA will melt with a heat gun, but PEEK and Teflon basically need a flamethrower. Do you have a temperature range for your heat gun?