Vimana89
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Thanks, that means a lot! It was in some ways a very quick design to come up with, I really just took a straight edge to a sheet of foam with a general idea of what I wanted and cranked it out without much planning. That said, it was also the product of all the experiences I've had so far flying delta type planes and the bit of aileron experience I've acquired, plus me sort of slapping myself for not trying some simpler, less drastic delta styles earlier on. I'm very happy with how this one flies for how simple to build it is, and it has a nice profile in the air. It's the most forgiving and easy AET bird I've flown yet. I plan to polish this design up and fine tune it to the max while still keeping it light and simple.THAT LANDING! That is exactly how I want to land my 3d planes, when I've got the skill. Come in high-alpha and just set it down. I was enjoying all the tight flying you were doing, and mentally composing a glowing post about it, then that darn landing! That was just plain glorious!
You WERE flying really tight, and the plane handled it very well. From slow to fast, she stayed up there and you pulled her around again and again. Congratulations on good design! Well done!
Also, the landing was sort of a seat of the pants, go with the flow moment. My plane was coming into land a little faster than I wanted in an area where I really could have the best visual on it as it was landing, so I pulled up and flared it at the end with a little high alpha.
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